Step into the world of YoungArcHers, where heritage preservation comes to life. Uncover captivating stories through international and local awareness campaign videos, showcasing iconic landmarks and the power of community engagement. 

This page offers a glimpse into our methodology report, unveiling the thoughtful planning behind these initiatives. 

Join us on a journey to celebrate and preserve cultural heritage. Start your exploration now!

Welcome to YoungArcHers: A Gateway to Heritage Exploration.

• Embark on a fascinating journey through our captivating video footage, an inspiring testament to the importance of preserving built heritage. Witness the beauty of iconic landmarks and discover the untold stories behind them.
• Explore the impactful results and material produced throughout the Young ArcHers project. From community engagement to educational initiatives, witness the positive transformation in heritage preservation.

Accessibility information:

• Subtitles available for the video in English, French Spanish and Greek.
• Transcription of the video available in its description on Youtube.

Footage used in this video was provided by:

• The partners of the project: Koena, UAB, Citizens In Power, Morningside Montessori Elementary School, Monumenta and 22nd Primary School of Athens. See video description for photo credits.
• The 22nd Primary School of Athens and Morningside Elementary School, with consent of the participating students and their legal guardians.

For Nicosia, the local campaign and digital storytelling were crafted from photos, video clips, and interviews conducted by students during the implementation of the Nicosia walks. Delve into a unique narrative that unveils the untold stories behind the city’s heritage. Witness the students’ creative endeavor, culminating in a captivating video produced during the activities of the “YoungArcHers Day.”

This video was created by the students of Morningside Montessori Elementary School, with the guidance of their teachers.
All footage used in this video was provided by the school with consent of the participating students and their legal guardians.

For Athens, the local campaign and the digital storytelling works were based on the photos taken during the implementation of the Athens walks, as well as by showcasing the students’ creative work developed in the context of their school lessons and during the activities that took place on the “YoungArcHers Day.”

This video was created by the students of the 22nd Primary School of Athens, with the guidance of their teachers.
All footage used in this video was provided by the school with consent of the participating students and their legal guardians.

This comprehensive methodology report details the intricate planning and execution of both Local and International campaigns under the umbrella of the “YoungArcHers” Built Heritage Awareness initiative.

The report unfolds the methodology employed by school groups for local campaigns and the collective strategy for the international campaign.

This document serves as the guiding template for anyone interested in organizing similar activities through the YoungArcHers material or similar initiatives promoting cultural heritage and preservation.