Presentation ‘Key findings and policy recommendation’
Thursday November 17, 2022 at 22 Rue d’Arlon, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Cemeteries and crematoria have difficulties catering for the ritual needs of some of the most vulnerable groups in society: minorities and migrant groups, including refugees. A new, HERA-funded research project has studied the situation in 6 countries: Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Scotland and Sweden. What are key lessons for policy makers, politicians and stakeholders at all levels, to build more inclusive and heritage-sensitive communities?
The lunch-presentation on key findings and policy recommendations was held on 17 November, 1-2.30 pm at the Netherlands House for Education and Research (NETH-ER), 22, rue d’Arlon, 1050 Brussels.
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Team member Eric Venbrux was interviewed on cultural and religious diversity in dealing with death during the All Souls’ Day/Día de Los Muertos programme in film arthouse Lux in Nijmegen on Saturday 2 November 2019