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Manifesto Collection of Signatures Europe Europe Day Manifesto - List of Signatories Last Name First Name Institution / Organisation (if any) Function (if any) City Country 1 Abdelmonaem Asmaa MOTA Heritage Management specialist Cairo Egypt 2 AEP ASOCIACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DEPAISAJISTASASOCIACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE PAISAJISTAS Association of Landscape and Landscape Architecture ProfessionalsMADRID in Spain. Spain 3 Agenjo Xavier Fundación Ignacio Larramendi Director de Proyectos Madrid Spain 4 Agostini Caterina Rutgers University Ph.D. candidate, Europeana Network Association member Washington DC United States of America 5 Ahmedien Diaa Helwan University Lecturer Cairo Egypt 6 Aigner Thomas ICARUS - International Centre for Archival Research President Vienna Austria 7 Akkeren Shannen Eindhoven Netherlands 8 Alberotanzs Roberta Icomos Italia Member Luxembourg Luxembourg 9 Aleksova Ana Directorate for Protection of Cultural Heritage Junior Associate for International Assistance and Cooperation Skopje North Macedonia 10 Alexia Radu Baile Govora Romania 11 Alkemade Henk RCE Specialist Historic Landscapes Dieren Netherlands 12 Alleaume Anne-Lise Réseau Art Nouveau Network Coordinator 13 Alliaudi Elena Network of European Royal Residences Coordinator Versailles France 14 Alonso Beatriz Proacttia Cultural management CEO Valladolid Spain 15 Alonso Jose PROSKENE Conservation and Cultural Heritage Director Madrid Spain 16 Alonso Quintela Montserrat Vigo Spain 17 Alorda Martí Angels UB Estudiant Barcelona Spain 18 Altintaş Yusuf Kayseri Turkey 19 Alvarez Lula Independent Consultant Strasbourg France 20 Álvarez Alfredo Conservador Restaurador Palma de Mallorca Spain 21 Álvarez Ana Digital curator working as museum Web manager Madrid Spain Álvarez de 22 Eulate González Pablo Acción Cultural Española AC/E Cultural Manager Torrelavega (Cantabria) Spain 23 Andriksone Aira Latvian Association of Castles, Palaces and Manors Managing Director Riga Latvia 24 Ansell Michael Congleton United Kingdom 25 Arbutina Dražen ICOMOS Croatia president Zagreb Croatia 26 Arciszewska Barbara University of Warsaw Associate Professor Warsaw Poland 27 Arda Atilla Washington DC United States of America 28 Arêde Carlos Porto Portugal 29 Argento Angelo CULTURA ITALIAE President Rome Italy 30 Arias Carmen Fundación Barrié Director Spain 31 Arjakovsky Antoine Collège des Bernardins Directeur de recherche Paris France 32 Arrò Luisa Cuneo Italy 33 Arrò Luisa Cuneo Italy 34 Attard Trevisan Krystle Heritage Malta - MUZA Curatorial Support Valletta Malta 35 Auenmüller Johannes Museo Egizio di Torino Curator Turin Italy 36 Augrandjean Claire Château de Gratot President Gratot France 37 Awajaan shireen Dahiat Alrashid School Teacher Amman Jordan 38 Babayan Gayane ROCHEMP Cultural heritage field Yerevan Armenia 39 Bader Sonja-Barbara Municipality of Medulin Medulin Croatia 1 Europe Europe Day Manifesto - List of Signatories Last Name First Name Institution / Organisation (if any) Function (if any) City Country 40 Bagcivan Lokman Social Studies Teacher Konya Turkey 41 Bajo Jasmina Public library Kotor Librarian Kotor Montenegro 42 Bâlici Stefan National Instititue of Heritage, Romania Director General Bucharest Romania 43 Ballardini Andrea Louis Painter / Restorer & Art Consultant Bologna Italy 44 Bánffy Eszter German Archaeological Institute, Römisch-Germanische Kommission Director Frankfurt am Main Germany Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro 45 Barbuti Nicola Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici DISUM Assistant Professor Bari Italy 46 Barrera Federico Www.santatipo.es santander Spain 47 Bassi Raffaella Fondazione Neri - Italian Museum of Cast Iron Director Cesena Italy 48 Baumer Kevin EPFL Project Manager Lausanne Switzerland 49 Becerro Manso Marta Tomos S.L. Conservador-Restaurador BBCC Vigo Spain 50 Beckett Barbara Plymouth United Kingdom 51 Belci Diana Asociaţia pentru Patrimoniu Activ- PACT President Timişoara Romania 52 Bell Graham Cultura Trust Director United Kingdom 53 Bell Peter FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg Assistant Professor for Digital Humanities (focus Art History) Erlangen Germany 54 Bellenie Gill Lichfield Waterworks Trust Trustee Lichfield United Kingdom 55 Benvenuti Marie Mad'in Europe Manager Bruxelles Belgium 56 Berger Jetske European Heritage Tribune Editor-in-chief Amsterdam Netherlands 57 Bern Stéphane Author, Journalist Paris France 58 Bernal Maria CECEL/CSIC LAWYER VALENCIA Spain 59 Bertella Farnetti Paolo AIPH Milano Italy 60 Beslic Matea Croatia 61 Bettinelli Rossana Europa Nostra / Italia Nostra Board member of EN - President of IN Brescia Italy 62 Bianchi Elena Europa Nostra Awards Coordinator The Hague Netherlands 63 Bjørdal Inge Storfjordens Venner (Friends of Storfjord) Chairman of the Board Hellesylt Norway 64 Blanch González Elena Complutense University of Madrid Dean of Fine Arts Faculty Madrid Spain 65 Blondeau Mark Canada 66 Blouti Ioanna Ministry of Education Athens Greece 67 Boboia Mioara Colegiul Național Mihai Viteazul English teacher Turda Romania 68 Bocci Claudio Federculture Rome Italy 69 Bocyte Rasa Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision Research Hilversum Netherlands 70 Boeri Stefano Triennale di Milano President Milan Italy 71 Bogdan Oana BOGDAN & VAN BROECK ARCHITECTS CEO Brussels Belgium 72 Bogdan Simona-Loredana Reghin Romania 73 Böhm Elisabeth Stiftung Historische Museen Hamburg Projektleiterin Transfer des Wissens Hamburg Germany 74 Bolk Henk Lorentz Casimir Lyceum Eindhoven / Euroclio History Teacher Eindhoven Netherlands 75 Bollard Clémentine FFCR (French federation of conservator-restorers) President Paris France 76 Bondin Dr Raymond Heritage Management Consultants Director Valletta Malta 77 Bonet Álvaro Madrid Ciudadanía y Patrimonio Vice-President Madrid Spain 2 Europe Europe Day Manifesto - List of Signatories Last Name First Name Institution / Organisation (if any) Function (if any) City Country 78 Bos Jan Documentary Heritage Consultant Den Haag Netherlands 79 Bosch Jaime Palma Spain 80 Boshold Antje Berlin Germany 81 Boulon-Cluzel Edouard AQLO Co-founder Paris France 82 Braamhorst Wolter TVCulture Consultant Schiedam Netherlands 83 BREVICK Karianne -studio-TELLusVISION- Paris France Operations Manager - 84 Brienza Lorella Italy Visa Application Center (Chongqing, China) China 85 Brooks M M York United Kingdom The Society for the Protection 86 Broomfield Rachel of Ancient Buildings Caseworker Plymouth United Kingdom 87 Brossard Pierre France 88 Brum Patrícia Archaeologist Lisbon Portugal 89 Bruno Chanetz Alumni ONERA Président Palaiseau France 90 Bruno Chanetz Alumni ONERA Président Palaiseau France 91 BRUT Eric Route des Villes d'Eaux du Massif Central General Director Royat France 92 Buchman Mette New York Public Library Senior Operation Analyst New York United States of America 93 Budina Robert Alliance for the Protection of the Theatre Tirana Albania 94 Bühner Marcel Stangenroth Germany 95 Bulard Justine Nantes France 96 Bünemann Niels NHB Communications Skagen Denmark 97 Butigan Tamara National Library of Serbia Head of department Belgrade Serbia 98 Cabeza Carmen PATRIMONIO NACIONAL (ESPAÑA) JEFE DEPARTAMENTO EXPOSICIONES Y PUBLICACIONES Madrid Spain 99 Cacciatore Silvia Researcher Venezia Italy 100 Cajigal Vera Miguel Ángel ICOMOS / ICOM Museum Educator & Independent Researcher Santiago de Compostela Spain 101 Calderon Enrique J. Hispania Nostra General Secretary Madrid Spain 102 Calugaru ANCA Bucharest Romania Associate Professor in Ancient History, Coordinator of 103 Calvelli Lorenzo Ca' Foscari University of Venice the Research Institute in Digital and Cultural Heritage Venice Italy 104 Camelia Dobra Bruxelles Belgium 105 Canals Maxime Société de Lecture Librarian Geneva Switzerland 106 Canals Maxime Société de Lecture Librarian Geneva Switzerland 107 Caprarelli Anna Professor Viterbo Italy 108 Cardoso Sónia Porto Portugal Transdisciplinar International cooperation projects - 109 Carneiro Fuentes Daniela Trésors d'Humanité Paris France 110 Carpentier Francis Europa Nostra Belgium Board Member Brussels Belgium 111 Carras Costa Greece 112 Carrington Pablo Marugal Hotel Management CEO Palma de Mallorca Spain 113 Carvalho Ana University of Évora Researcher Évora Portugal 114 Casnati Gaianè centro Studi e Documentazione della Cultura Armena Milano Italy 3 Europe Europe Day Manifesto - List of Signatories Last Name First Name Institution / Organisation (if any) Function (if any) City Country 115 Cassidy Kathryn Digital Repository of Ireland Software Engineer Dublin Ireland Coordinator of CSIC 116 Castillejo Marta CSIC Interdisciplinary Platform "Open Heritage: Research and Society" Madrid Spain 117 Castle Hugh Lancaster United Kingdom 118 Castro Danusa Milan Italy 119 Cebrian Sergio Spain 120 Cecile Ansieau Archaeologist Mons Belgium 121 Cels Marc ANC-Brussel Voorzitter Tervuren Belgium 122 Cendron Silvia Museo Egizio Turin Italy 123 Chamine Jorge Centre Européen de Musique President-Founder PARIS France 124 Charbonnier Paola Bobbio Pellice Italy 125 Chardon - Marchetto Elise Painting conservator Paris France 126 Charkiolakis Alexandros The Friends of Music Society General Director Athens Greece 127 Chassaing Pauline Institut national du patrimoine Head of International Relations Paris France 128 Chatzigrigoriou Pavlos Heritage Management e-Society "HERMeS" Co-founder - Chair Syros Greece 129 Chatzigrigoriou Pavlos HERMeS NGO Chairman Syros Greece 130 Christensen Benny EuroClio FARUM Denmark 131 Çiçek Doğan Ayşenur Semiha Altunkan Ortaokulu Teacher MUĞLA Turkey 132 Cifarelli Mariadomenica Milano Italy 133 Claeyssens Steven KB, National library of the Netherlands
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