

Interpret Europe Conference | 31 May - 3 June 2019 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina | #iecon19
Presenters and abstracts
Festival of Walks and Maribor is the Future: Good practices of local tourism
Katja Beck Kos (Slovenia) with Jure Golež, Barbara Izlakar
55 min presentation
One rock can tell more than a geological map: Geodiversity and interpretation in Geopark Karavanke
Mojca Bedjanič (Slovenia) with Lenka Stermecki, Darja Komar, Gerald Hartmann, Martin Vernik, Aljoša Šafran, Simona Kaligarič
25 min presentation
Live interpretation as a tool for presenting heritage from diverse aspects
Evá Birkás (Hungary)
25 min presentation
Value your visitor!
Árpád Bőczén (Hungary)
25 min presentation
Interpretive apps for diversity
Anna Chatel-Messer (Germany)
25 min presentation
Diverse situations, diverse solutions: Examples of contemporary challenges in interpretation planning
Susan Cross (UK)
55 min presentation
Embracing change, acknowledging fear: Interpreting heritage in flux in an age of migration
Nicole Deufel (Germany)
55 min presentation
Karst heritage in Slovenia and Croatia: Development of sustainable tourism in the karst landscape
Mirna Draženović (Croatia) with Aleš Smrekar
25 min presentation
Western Balkans cultural routes – The awakening of heritage
Milena Filipovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
25 min presentation
“… I feel conflicted.” Public perceptions of the British Museum
Stuart Frost (UK)
25 min presentation
You can engage with diversity, but does diversity engage with you?
Michael H Glen (UK)
25 min presentation
Whose heritage is in this white cube? Travelling with Baš-Čelik to Gulliver and back
Selma Harrington (UK)
25 min presentation
Overlapping spaces: Interpreting Jewish tradition in Budapest
Andrea Hübner (Hungary)
25 min presentation
Norman Sicily, the Cappella Palatina, and the Palimpsest: Interpreting transculturality over time
Emily Hyatt (Germany)
25 min presentation
Multicultural policies and heritage in the Ottoman Empire and Turkish Republic: The case of Mardin
Ipek Karaoglu Koksalan (Turkey) with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ufuk Serin
25 min presentation
Improving interpretive messaging and planning for diversity
David Ketz (USA)
25 min presentation
The four truths of reconciliation through interpretation
Anne Ketz (USA)
25 min presentation
Heritage literacy through alternative education and public archaeology: A Philippine perspective
Andrea Natasha Kintanar (Philippines)
25 min presentation
Belarussian ‘Miastechka’ as a multicultural melting pot
Valeria Klitsounova (Belarus)
25 min presentation
Early stages of the museum: Cultural programming for social catharsis
Madison Leeson (Greece) with Antonio Núñez Martín
25 min presentation
How can Heritage Interpretation foster social cohesion in diverse societies?
Patrick Lehnes (Germany) with Peter Seccombe (UK)
1h 25 min interactive workshop
Building a heritage interpretive network across diverse cultures – Bringing interpretation to Siberia
Chuck Lennox (USA) with Svetlana Kuklina & Elena Weber
55 min presentation
The Roman Frontier today and yesterday – the Living Wall, Roman Frontier Gallery in Carlisle, UK
Nigel Mills (UK)
55 min presentation
The role of storytelling: What should a Transylvanian destination count on?
Florin Nechita (Romania) with Alin Puiu, Adina Nicoleta Candrea
25 min presentation
Sharing Stories: Increasing ethnic minority participation in European Heritage Days
Jennifer Novotny (UK)
25 min presentation
Disability and the exhibitionary complex: The sight of difference
Jenny Anghelikie Papasotiriou (Greece)
1h 25 min interactive workshop
Engaging biodiversity with rural production – Integrating rural production in biodiversity
Evangelos Pappas (Greece) with Eleni Vretzaki, Evi Alexandropoulou, Andreas Panitsas
25 min presentation
Journey to the Beginnings: Moving forward while reaching the past
Bama Petrányi (Hungary) with Árpád Bőczén
25 min presentation
Ottoman architecture on three continents: Power, treasure and architecture
Zafer Sagdic (Turkey) with Professor Nur Urfalioglu, Melike Ozhan
25 min presentation
The railway as cultural heritage of Eskişehir, Turkey, and its urban regeneration as a recreation area
Zafer Sagdic (Turkey) with Professor Nur Urfalioglu, L. Sezgin Bilgin
25 min presentation
The border triangle of the Alps-Adriatic region – where natural and cultural heritage collide
Lisa Schmied (Austria) with Lisa Wolf, Anna Kovarovics
25 min presentation
Once upon a time – universal concepts and diversity in storytelling
Janja Sivec (Slovenia)
1h 25 min interactive workshop
Intrepreting industrial heritage: The case of Pappas' Mill Wheat & Flour Museum
Evgenia Stavraki (Greece)
25 min presentation
Widening diversity of natural and wo*man-made hazards: Challenge to ESD and transformation(-related) interpretation
Michael Strecker (Germany)
25 min presentation
Geo-visualisation of future-abilities and transformation initiatives: The UN SDGs as applied approach
Michael Strecker (Germany) with Lars Wohlers (?)
1h 25 min interactive workshop
Improvising with diversity: Parallels and cross-fertilisations between biological and cultural spheres
Michael Strecker (Germany) with Gabriele BERBERICH (?)
55 min presentation
A survey of cultural monuments in Albania: (Post)socialism’s effects on religious material diversity
Inesa Sulaj (Albania) with Kailey Rocker
25 min presentation
Urban regeneration of cultural heritage sites of Kayseri, Turkey
Nur Urfalioglu (Turkey) with Zafer Sagdic, Sezgin Bilgin
25 min presentation
It’s complicated: Negotiating the diverse needs of stakeholders at living religious heritage sites
Katelyn Williams (Germany) with Clara Rellensmann
1h 25 min interactive workshop

