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Focus Group Testing Continues for the SHIFT Project Developments in Hungary

Cultural accessibility has been given a prominent role in our project, which aims to make museum experiences more accessible to a wider audience. The latest workshop, held at the Semmelweis Museum of the History of Medicine, focused on the specific needs of blind and visually impaired visitors. The event was attended by a group from […]

SHIFT Consortium Meets in Berlin

The SHIFT project team gathered in Berlin on October 30-31, 2024, for a pivotal consortium meeting to assess progress, share insights, and define the next steps in transforming the cultural heritage sector through technology. Over the course of the two-day meeting, consortium partners shared significant progress in their work, highlighting the collaborative effort required to […]

SHIFT workshops in the Semmelweis Museum of Medical History

The Semmelweis Museum of the History of Medicine (MNM SOM) organized a series of stakeholder workshops in April 2024 that focused on enhancing museum experiences for various visitor groups assessing the project’s new technological tools currently under development. These workshops focused on three distinct groups: individuals with hearing impairments, people on the autism spectrum, and […]

SHIFT publication offers examples of inclusive practices

SHIFT publication is out offering examples from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia, Hungary, and Romania. Heritage experts describe the process of implementing inclusive strategies, identifying successes, and highlighting obstacles encountered as well as those to overcome in the future. Building on previous results highlighting the evolving landscape of museum accessibility and inclusion in […]

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