COUNCIL OF EUROPE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON THE VALUE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE FOR SOCIETY

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1 Strasbourg, 10 December 2018 AT(2018)058 COUNCIL OF EUROPE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON THE VALUE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE FOR SOCIETY FARO CONVENTION NETWORK (FCN) GATHERING December 2018 Bordeaux (France) Preliminary draft programme and practical information

2 2 Objectives: Exchange of views and review the work carried out in 2018 Discuss specific topics: visibility, narratives, authorities co-operation, etc. Decide on the outstanding issues in the implementation Contribute to the Action Plan 2019

3 3 PRELIMINARY DRAFT PROGRAMME Date / Time / Activity Opening of the meeting Thursday, 19 December Session 1 Updates on the various initiatives in 2018 One year after Lisbon: actions and new propositions (Prosper Wanner) 10 Assessment visits to new members: Cordoba (Gaia Redaelli, Angel Portolés) 5 +5 Novi Sad (Ivana Volic, Blanca Miedes) 5 +5 Roma (Alessandra Noce, Ed Carroll) 5 +5 Revised procedure for the FCN (Prosper Wanner) Location Conseil Régional, Montesquieu room Break Session 1 (continued) Faro meetings in 2018: Promotion Lisbon (Prosper Wanner) 5 Fagaras (Cristian Radu) 5 Cordoba (Gaia Redaelli) 5 Madrid (Francesc Pla) 5 Tools Kaunas (Ed Carroll) 10 Research Fontecchio (Sabrina Ciancone) 5 Huelva (Blanca Miedes) 10 Prospective members Brief presentations by non-member initiatives (10 each) Lunch Session 2 Regional experimentation on cultural rights in the framework of public action Conseil Régional, Montesquieu room Field visits (see Appendix for details) Exchanges with local initiatives actors at Halle des Douves Brief presentation on Faro initiatives: o Faro Convention main principles (Prosper Wanner) 10 o The Viscri case (Cristian Radu) 10 o The Distrito 5 experience (Blanca Miedes) 10 Public debate: What does heritage do? And for whom? 45 (Whispered translation in in English, Romanian Russian and Spanish) Saint Michel quarter Dinner at the Halle des Douves Couscous prepared by the Graines de solidarité (Seeds of solidarity) Association

4 4 Friday, 20 December Thematic Session 1 Visibility of the network s contribution Available tools (webpage, Facebook, electronic library, ) Possible usage of existing and new tools Initiatives mapping (tagging CoE priorities, Faro priorities and context) Conseil Régional, Montesquieu room Break Thematic Session 2 Cooperation with authorities Joint project EU-CoE The Faro Way: enhancing participation in cultural heritage (Francesc Pla) Discussion on the role of authorities in Faro implementation Thematic Session 3 - Narratives Materialisation through heritage walks (Prosper Wanner) Discussion on complementary approaches Interest of a unified portfolio (tools, workshops, reference notes, etc.) Lunch Session 3 - Bi-lateral and group time Co-operations in 2018 (Prosper Wanner) Informal discussions on future co-operations Session 4 - Actions planned for 2019 Operational proposals by the network Possible role as Faro Ambassadors Twinning of initiatives by topics Representation at the FCN annual gathering Other ideas from the network Discussion of the proposals Conclusions

5 5 PRACTICAL INFORMATION Place of the meeting The Faro Convention Network (FCN) Gathering will take place at the: Conseil Régional Hôtel de Région 14 rue François de Sourdis Bordeaux in Montesquieu room. Please note that you are requested to have your passport or identity card with you, which you will be required to show at the entrance of the Hôtel de Région. Hotels and meals You are kindly requested to proceed with your own hotel booking. Hotels that are close to the meeting place are: Hôtel Mercure Bordeaux Centre**** Adress : 5 Rue Robert Lateulade, Bordeaux Telephone : Hôtel Novotel Bordeaux Centre**** Adress : 45 Cours Maréchal Juin, Bordeaux - Telephone : Hôtel Ibis Styles Bordeaux Mériadeck*** Adress : 54 Rue Joseph Abria, Bordeaux Telephone : Hotel Burdigala Bordeaux**** Adress : 115 Rue Georges Bonnac, Bordeaux - Telephone :

6 6 Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Gambetta**** Adress : 40 Rue Edmond Michelet, Bordeaux - Telephone : Hôtel Ibis Bordeaux Centre Meriadeck*** Adress : 35 Cours Maréchal Juin, Bordeaux - Telephone : Hôtel Le Chantry** Adress : 153 Rue Georges Bonnac, Bordeaux - Telephone : Aparthotel Adagio access Bordeaux Rodesse** Adress : 1 Rue Jean Renaud Dandicolle, Bordeaux - Telephone : Transport Please note that the Council of Europe will reimburse hotel, meal and local transport expenses through a daily allowance, which has been set for each meeting day at 175 for 2018 (50% for hotel accommodation, 15% for each main meal and 20% for miscellaneous expenses/local transport). However, this allowance will be reduced if certain expenses are met by the organisers. The daily allowances will be reimbursed, after the workshop, by bank transfer. TRAMWAY - The tramway runs from 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (01:00am on Thursday, Friday and Saturday). Frequency : 3 to 5 minutes during the day; 8 to 15 minutes afterwards. Contacts Mr Francesc PLA CASTELLTORT Mobile: Insurance Policy Specific travel-related risks are covered by a CHARTIS insurance policy (no ), which provides cover for persons up to their 76th birthday. If the need arises, the CHARTIS round-the-clock helpdesk can be contacted on

7 7 APPENDIX Draft Agenda of the Field Visits (afternoon of the 19 th December) 14h00 Conseil régional, the Montesquieu room Presentation of a collective reflection on cultural rights in Nouvelle-Aquitaine Eric Correia, Jean Michel Lucas, Aline Rossard 15h00 15h25 Travel by tram from the Saint Bruno-Hotel de Région stop to the Porte de Bourgogne stop Meeting point under the Porte de Bourgogne archway Welcome by Alternatives Urbaines (Urban Alternatives) An association developing an alternative tourism offer with a positive impact on the territory. This association organises urban walks that highlight the heritage of so-called "popular" districts of the Bordeaux metropolis and constitute a remunerated activity-springboard for the urban guides who animate the walks thanks to an agreement with the ARE33 association (State approved social integration structure through economic activity). 15h35 Walk to Saint-Michel square with Abderrahim (Urban Alternatives guide) and two other guides in English (Evelyne) and Russian (Olga). 15h50 Arrival in front of the Flèche gate Intervention by Karfa Diallo from Mémoires et partages (Memories and sharing): Bordeaux and the slave trade 16h10 Split into two groups for two different walks: Walk A With Abderrahim (Urban Alternatives) along the Camille Sauvageot street (Whispered translation in English, Romanian and Russian) 16h40 Meeting at 5, Place du Séminaire with:

8 8 Remuménage This non-profit association located in the St Michel district is a workshop for social integration through the economy for the long-term unemployed. This association offers social and ecologically-friendly removal services for individuals and professionals. Entre autres A social integration association of young people selling cheap but healthy products on the Bordeaux quays (part of a European network for the exchange of competences with integration, health and ecology in mind.) RAHMI The Aquitaine Network for the History and Memory of Immigration was formed in 2007 to foster knowledge and recognition of the history and memory of immigration in order to change viewpoints, to combat prejudices and to reinforce the principles of living together. Through this approach, RAHMI aims to highlight the contributions of immigrant populations to society as a whole. 17h40 Trip to the Marché des Douves (Moat Market) with Urban Alternatives Chapel and neo-gothic cloisters in Crous and the ramparts garden 17h55 Arrival at the Epicerie Solidaire ; a charitable association that aims to provide access to quality food for all. Walk B With Ramon Orbiz and Esteban Ansorena (Saint Michel resists) who will include the story of Spanish resistance in the neighbourhood) (Intervention in Spanish or French) 16h10 16h25 16h40 16h55 Saint Michel square and Rue des Faures Rue Pilet : visit to the Imprimerie du Loup Association, an association carrying on the art of traditional typography, as a means of creating and printing pages; the association also preserves the memory of printing methods which belong to the history of printing through their practice and participation in what is generally the art of the book. Walk to Rue Bergeret : premises of the Boulevard des Potes Encounters with: Boulevard des Potes Association created by activists, social workers and academics whose purpose is to promote initiatives that revitalize the social fabric through associative action, to strengthen solidarity and to encourage actions that contribute to democracy and the fight against all forms of discrimination.

9 9 Chahuts Association that organises a festival of the arts of speech in Saint Michel and which affirms loud, strong and on the long-term, its will to work as close as possible to the ground, ie with different partners (cultural, associative and socio-educational). The richness of this plurality aims at the collegial construction of projects that generate the sharing of ideas and skills between people and structures, between neighbourhoods and between generations. ALIFS Association for Family and Social Intercultural Links whose aims include the integration of immigrants or immigrant children, the fight against racism and all forms of discrimination, especially through access to different rights (civic, educational, cultural...) and the intercultural dimension. It organises the "Equality AOC (aperitifs or workshops with registered designation of origin), civic and cultural demonstration with those who defend equal rights, places and opportunities: activists, institutional actors, artists, researchers, journalists, citizens... 17h50 18h00 Walk to the Capucins library Capucins library MEETING OF THE TWO WALKS 18h10 Meeting of the two walks at La Halle des Douves Presentation and visit of this former retail market, the Moats market, that has become centre for associative life and inhabitants. This project is above all a human project: dozens of associations and inhabitants of the district wanted convivial, diverse and solidary facilities. That explains why, from the beginning of their considerations, the associations express their wish to preserve the Moats market as a place for exchange: to share, to search, to find, to orate, to discover, to meet people, to discuss, to stroll, to exchange, to build projects together... even trade, negotiate, exchange knowledge, skills, helps, moments of culture and conviviality. By getting organised together in the Moat Market, neighbourhood actors get to know each other, to discover each other s skills, to share initiatives and to develop possibilities of doing things together in terms of means, energies and resources. 18h30 End of the field visits Contact person: jmlucas385@orange.fr Mobile: