Bridging HERitage

To recognize and celebrate the often overlooked contributions of women to European cultural development across various domains including art, literature, science, politics, and social activism. 

To promote gender equality in cultural representation and recognition, addressing the disparities highlighted in the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) Gender Equality Index. 

To foster cross-border collaboration and cultural exchange among European partners, promoting mutual understanding and appreciation of diverse cultural heritages.

To empower local communities to actively participate in preserving, promoting, and celebrating women's cultural heritage within their respective regions, supporting the objectives of the New European Bauhaus Initiative. 

To document, preserve, and disseminate knowledge about women's cultural contributions through research, archival work, and the creation of digital repositories, contributing to the Digital Europe Programme. 

To raise awareness about women's cultural heritage among the general public, educators, and policymakers, integrating this knowledge into educational curricula and public programming, in accordance with the European Education Area 2025. 

To develop a shared narrative that highlights the interconnectedness of women's experiences and achievements across Europe, fostering a more inclusive and comprehensive understanding of European cultural history.