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2012 Edition Report
Youth and Museums IV 2012




CULTURAL PROJECT FUNDED BY ARGES COUNTY COUNCIL
 AND MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND NATIONAL PATRIMONY

                    27 June-1July 2012 Goleşti, Romania

Guests from:
Frace, Italy, Republic of Moldova, Greece, Russia, Kazakstan, Armenia, China, Japan,
Cyprus, Bulgaria, Syria, Lebanon, Romania
International Organizations Invited:
       - UNESCO
       - World Federation of Associations, Centres and Clubs for UNESCO
         (FMACU)
       - European Federation of Associations, Centres and Clubs for UNESCO
         (FEACU)
Project Coordinators 2012:dr. Daniela POPESCU, expert Romanian National Comission
for UNESCO
dr.Filofteia Pally, general manager, Goleşti Viticulture and Tree Growing Museum


Cultural education plays a decisive role in constructing the young European generation; it
represents the key to the development of a society of communication, exchange of ideas,
values and tolerance on a sustainable basis.
Culture is the sum of human products designed for social interaction events. Language,
gestures and manners code, creative art and music, traditions, customs, beliefs and practices
are all individual and community values both cultivated and respected in society.
Culture also means knowledge acquired through learning. Through culture one can define
personal identity, local, national and supranational. Intercultural dialogue mediates the
strengthening of communication ways and exchange networks. Cultural education plays a
fundamental role in shaping Europe's young generation, it is the key to the development on a
sustainable basis of a society of communication, exchange of ideas and values, tolerance.




The museum – nucleus of research and reflection, on one side, and space of encounter and
dialogue, on the other side – preserves vestiges of material culture, thus mediating the public
access to the non-material dimension of culture. Thereby, artistic, spiritual and identity
values are put across society, in particular across the youth. Beyond scientific activities (such
as conservation and study), European museums are nowadays called upon to compete with
challenging alternative offers within the market place as well as upon meeting the latest
demands made by a culturally diverse youth. In this particular context, we ask ourselves how
museums can still attract a young audience and how they can keep the interest of this
audience alive? The “Youth and Museums” project searches for solutions to these key-
issues.




                                                    Alumnus Club for UNESCO, Ministry of
                                                    Culture and National Heritage, Golesti
                                                    Viticulture and Tree Growing Museum
                                                    and their partners: Romanian Commission
                                                    for UNESCO (UNESCO CNR) and the
                                                    Federation of Romanian Associations,
                                                    Centres and Clubs for UNESCO
                                                    (FRACCU) held during the period: 27June
                                                    -1July 2012 the fourth edition of the Youth
                                                    and Museums project.
                                                    Please note that this project is in the Action
                                                    Plan of the World Federation of
                                                    Associations, Centres and Clubs for
                                                    UNESCO         (FMACU)         from      2009.




Conference topics:

1.Museum services and activities for youth

2.Museum of future symbol of identity in a globalized world

3.Romanian traditions reflected in the Future Museum
Program

Day 1, 2012, June 28


Hours: 11.00 - 13.30: Official opening of the
UNESCO Conference


Opening speech:
PhD Filofteia Pally, general manager, Goleşti
Viticulture and Tree Growing Museum
PhD Daniela Popescu, expert Romanian
National Comission for UNESCO


Welcome speech:
PhD Constantin Nicolescu, President of
 Argeş County Council
PhD Ioan Opriş, historian, National Center for
 Research and Documentation in museology “Radu Florescu”, Bucharest,
 Romania
PhD Ana Dumitrescu, art historian, UNESCO
PhD Mihail Gorgoi, Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony
PhD Virgil Niţulescu, general manager, Romanian Peasant National Museum      Georgios
Christophides, president, World Federation of Associations, Centers
 and Clubs for UNESCO
PhD José Ortega, president, director, Association for Culture, Science and
 Territories (CST), Paris, France
PhD Mihai Dăncuş, honorific manager, Village Museum from Sighetul Marmaţiei
PhD Ştefan Trâmbaciu, general manager, Câmpulung Municipal Museum


Works of the conference:

Gheorghe Păun, member of the Romanian Academy, Museum, which way? Informatic
  shock
PhD José Ortega, manager, Museum of Science, Paris, France, Young people and science
  museums – scientific centers in France

Hours: 13.30 - 15.00, lunch break

Hours: 15.00 – 18.00: Works of the conference


Moderator: PhD Ioan Opriş

PhD Yang Jin, deputy director, Shaanxi History Museum, China, Activities for the Youth in
  Shaanxi History Museum
Doina Schobel, PhD Mihaela Varga, vice-president RFACU, From the history of Public
  Relations Department of the National Art Museum of Romania (1948 - 1982)
Marie-Bénédicte Seynhaeve, curator, Bargoin Museum, Clermont-Ferrand, France, The
  museum, intercultural dialogue space, resource center, discussions and questions for for
  current and future generation
PhD Mihail Gorgoi, Ioana Rozmarin, Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony,
  Romania, Night of Museum, Impact on youth
Prof. Iakovos Michailidis, Despoina Papadopoulou, UNESCO Center for Women and
  Peace in the Balkans, Greece, Towards a European identity: The role of history museums
PhD Ştefan Trâmbaciu, general manager, Câmpulung Municipal Museum, Romania,
  Cultural – educational projects at Campulung Municipal Museum
Rositsa Bineva Binkova, curator, Open-air Museum Etar, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, Training
  programs for young people in Etar Open-Air Museum
PhD Dragoş Neamu, president, National Network of Romanian Museums, Why museums
  are prohibited for children and young people
Elena Ilie, curator, Gabriela Cloşcă, curator, Brăila Museum, Romania, Educative and
  cultural – artistic valences of interactive activities: The Perpessicius day
Gabriela Cloşcă, curator, Brăila Museum, Romania, Promoting of cultural patrimony - a
  new educational resource. Activities in the project Au fil de l’eau en Europe and the
  festival At the ancestor
Prof. Vasily Sukhikh, manager, Municipal History and Ethnography Museum, Irina
  Loginova, professor, Irbit, Russian Federation, Irbit as Cultural and Historical Centre
Discussions:

PhD Ionel Cândea, general manager, Brăila
  Museum, Romania
PhD Zamfir Bălan, manager, Brăila Museum,
  Romania
PhD Doina Ciobanu, Buzău County Muzeum,
  Romania
PhD Ligia Fulga, general manager, Ethnographic
  Museum of Braşov, Romania
Priest Mihail, abbot, Comana Monastery, Romania
Ionică Pârvu, Head of the Center for Professional
  Training in Culture, Romania
Alexandru Oprea, Ministry of Culture and National
  Patrimony, Romania
Raluca Neamu-Bem, curator, National Art Museum of Romania, Bucharest, Romania
Elena Ramona Potoroacă, curator, Ethnographic Museum of Braşov, Romania
Cristian Cocea, general manager, County Department for Culture and National Patrimony,
  Argeş, Romania
Radu Oprea, counselor, County Department for Culture and National Patrimony, Argeş,
  Romania
PhD Mihai Sachelarie, general manager, County Library Dinicu Golescu, Argeş, Romania.
PhD Spiridon Cristocea, general manager, Argeş County Museum, Romania
Prof. Gabriela Pendiuc, general manager, Popular School of Arts, Piteşti, Romania
Simona Şerban, general manager, Cultural Center I. C. Brătianu, Ştefăneşti, Romania
PhD Sorin Mazilescu, general manager, County Center for Preservation and Promotion of
  Argeş Traditional Culture, Romania
PhD Sevastian Tudor, general manager, Alexandru Davila Theatre Piteşti, Romania
Adeline Popescu, treasurer, European Federation of Clubs, Centers and Associations for
  UNESCO
Reiko Seta, student, University of Tsukuba, Japan
Midori Hidaka, student, University of Tsukuba, Japan
Hours: 18.00 – 20.00
Visiting of Goleşti Museum and opening of the exibition Restored objects from Goleşti
Museum heritage




Hours: 20.00: Classical Guitar Concert


Day 2, June 29, 2012

Hours: 9.30 – 11.00: Works of the
conferance

Moderator: PhD Ana Dumitrescu

PhD Ioan Opriş, historian, National
  Center     for    Research    and
  Documentation in museology
  “Radu Florescu”, Bucharest,
  Romania, Active Museum and the
  new generations
Prof. Tatevik Grigoryan, Aram Khachaturian Museum, Armenia, Activities for young
  people of Aram Khachaturian Museum
PhD Filofteia Pally, Curator Ion Tiţa-Nicolescu, Goleşti Viticulture and Tree Growing
  Museum, Goleşti Museum between culture and ludic
Constantin Iliescu, Bucharest, Romania, The relationship Museum – School


Hours: 11.00 – 11.30: coffee break.

Hours: 11.30 – 13.30: Works of the conferance

Moderator: PhD Mihaela Varga
Ioana Dăncuş, curator, Maramureş Village Museum, Sighetul Marmaţiei, Romania, Rites of
  transition and interior of the traditional house
Mihaela Tudose, curator, Mihail Kogălniceanu Memorial Museum, Iasi, Romania, A noble
  festival in Memorial Museum Mihail Kogălniceanu
PhD Mihai Dăncuş, honorific manager, Maramureş Village Museum, Sighetul Marmaţiei,
  Romania, Two popular technical monuments of national value recently restored in
  Maramureş Village Museum from Sighetul Marmaţiei
PhD Ionuţ Dumitrescu, general manager, Vâlcea Village Museum, Romania, Ethnographic
  aspects of shepherding transhumance on the Olt Valley
Peter Robbert Oostveen, President of Heritage Association, Netherland, What next?



Discussions

Hours: 13.30 - 15.00, lunch break

Hours: 15.00-18.30 – Works of the conferance
Moderator: PhD Zamfir Bălan

PhD Andreea Grecu, expert, cultural manager, Association of Cultural Operators from
  Romania, Museums and young audience: Cultural education and marketing
Gabriele D’Amico, student, International University College, Torino, Italia, Citizens and
  young collectors: experiments of dialogue between museums and civil society at Palazzo
  Madama
Prof. Alina Elena Popescu, University of Piteşti, Romania, Local media museum for the
  new generation
PhD Olesea Gârlea, Sciences Academy of Moldova, Chisinau, The Republic of Moldova,
  2012 – Night of Museums in Chisinau. Suggestions for future
PhD Remus Cârstea, University of Piteşti, Romania, Educational programs in the
  Planetarium. The Romanian experience
Zhansaya Tankybayeva, curator, The Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazahstan,
  Youth and museums in Kazahstan
PhD candidate Ancuţa Elena Soare, PhD candidate Ion Dumitrescu, Argeş County
  Museum, Romania, The project little archaeologist a popular method of archeology and
  museum activities
PhD Hadeel Al Asmar, Member in the Committee of the Rights of the Children, Damascus,
  Syria, The right for children and youth to reach the information and knowledge they need
Prof. Leon Nordiguian, Head of Lebanese Prehistory Museum, The prehistory of the
  meaning of youth
Kenichiro Hidaka, professor, Univerity of Tsukuba, Japan, Beyond the museum: Regional
  cultural itinerary based on Oltenian monasteries
Hours: 18.00 - 19.00 - Official closing of UNESCO International Conference and Youth
Museums, Fourth Edition. Discussions and conclusions of the conferance.

Moderators: PhD Filofteia Pally, PhD Daniela Popescu


Note that the participants from Syria and Lebanon could not travel to Romania, announcing
that they will send their papers to be introduced in the final volume dedicated to this
international conference.



Hours: 19.00-22.00 Folklore show




Day III, 30 June 2012

Research on some natural and cultural objectives of the county of Arges, which could
be included in the list attempts for the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Topics raised and discussed during the work and field research:


    Museums: where to?;
    Museums and educational activities for youth and not only;
    Museum education organized and promoted by a national program;
    About the absence of young museographers from the sessions and conferences;
    The importance of a virtual tour of each museum website;
    The importance of museums in civil society;
    "The Revolution" of museum practices;
    Rethinking the concepts of the exhibitions;
    The existence of many projects with major impact on local communities,
     national and international;
    The role and importance of volunteers;
 The methodology applied in museum pedagogy classes;
    What do we prefer? A museum full of artifacts and only some young people or
     some artifacts and many young people?;
    The role and importance of organizing the annual museum night;
    Creating a global network of museums under the dome UNESCO;
    The role and importance of promoting the museums at a national and
     international level;
    Cooperation between museums in Romania and abroad, especially those near
     the borders of countries to identify similar elements in the various fields;
    Creating museums entirely dedicated to children;
    The implementation of projects such as “Story Telling”;
    Making some studies on visitors to identify their learning styles and their
     application in developing and designing exhibitions;
    The future relationship between museums, libraries and archives;




Documents drafted during the International Youth and Museums 4th edition
conference:

1. Scientific Report of the Conference (Annex)

2. UNESCO resolution project
2012 Edition Report
2012 Edition Report
What will be done in future:

   - A facebook page for Youth and Museums project
   - A volume which will contain the papers presented in 2012 at the Youth and
     Museums 4th Conference.


Thanks to:

Romanian Federation of Associations, Centers and Clubs for UNESCO, Romania
Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony, Bucharest, Romania
National Network of Romanian Museums
Victoria Hotel, Piteşti, Romania
County Center for Preservation and Promotion of Argeş Traditional Culture,
Romania
National Cultural Fund Administration, Romania

Mass-media partners:

Magic FM
Kiss FM
România Actualităţi
România Internaţional
Antena 1 Piteşti
Absolut TV
Curier TV
Jurnalul de Argeş
Curierul Zilei
TOP
Argeşul
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2012 Edition Report

  • 2. Youth and Museums IV 2012 CULTURAL PROJECT FUNDED BY ARGES COUNTY COUNCIL AND MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND NATIONAL PATRIMONY 27 June-1July 2012 Goleşti, Romania Guests from: Frace, Italy, Republic of Moldova, Greece, Russia, Kazakstan, Armenia, China, Japan, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Syria, Lebanon, Romania International Organizations Invited: - UNESCO - World Federation of Associations, Centres and Clubs for UNESCO (FMACU) - European Federation of Associations, Centres and Clubs for UNESCO (FEACU)
  • 3. Project Coordinators 2012:dr. Daniela POPESCU, expert Romanian National Comission for UNESCO dr.Filofteia Pally, general manager, Goleşti Viticulture and Tree Growing Museum Cultural education plays a decisive role in constructing the young European generation; it represents the key to the development of a society of communication, exchange of ideas, values and tolerance on a sustainable basis. Culture is the sum of human products designed for social interaction events. Language, gestures and manners code, creative art and music, traditions, customs, beliefs and practices are all individual and community values both cultivated and respected in society. Culture also means knowledge acquired through learning. Through culture one can define personal identity, local, national and supranational. Intercultural dialogue mediates the strengthening of communication ways and exchange networks. Cultural education plays a fundamental role in shaping Europe's young generation, it is the key to the development on a sustainable basis of a society of communication, exchange of ideas and values, tolerance. The museum – nucleus of research and reflection, on one side, and space of encounter and dialogue, on the other side – preserves vestiges of material culture, thus mediating the public access to the non-material dimension of culture. Thereby, artistic, spiritual and identity values are put across society, in particular across the youth. Beyond scientific activities (such as conservation and study), European museums are nowadays called upon to compete with challenging alternative offers within the market place as well as upon meeting the latest
  • 4. demands made by a culturally diverse youth. In this particular context, we ask ourselves how museums can still attract a young audience and how they can keep the interest of this audience alive? The “Youth and Museums” project searches for solutions to these key- issues. Alumnus Club for UNESCO, Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, Golesti Viticulture and Tree Growing Museum and their partners: Romanian Commission for UNESCO (UNESCO CNR) and the Federation of Romanian Associations, Centres and Clubs for UNESCO (FRACCU) held during the period: 27June -1July 2012 the fourth edition of the Youth and Museums project. Please note that this project is in the Action Plan of the World Federation of Associations, Centres and Clubs for UNESCO (FMACU) from 2009. Conference topics: 1.Museum services and activities for youth 2.Museum of future symbol of identity in a globalized world 3.Romanian traditions reflected in the Future Museum
  • 5. Program Day 1, 2012, June 28 Hours: 11.00 - 13.30: Official opening of the UNESCO Conference Opening speech: PhD Filofteia Pally, general manager, Goleşti Viticulture and Tree Growing Museum PhD Daniela Popescu, expert Romanian National Comission for UNESCO Welcome speech: PhD Constantin Nicolescu, President of Argeş County Council PhD Ioan Opriş, historian, National Center for Research and Documentation in museology “Radu Florescu”, Bucharest, Romania PhD Ana Dumitrescu, art historian, UNESCO PhD Mihail Gorgoi, Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony PhD Virgil Niţulescu, general manager, Romanian Peasant National Museum Georgios Christophides, president, World Federation of Associations, Centers and Clubs for UNESCO PhD José Ortega, president, director, Association for Culture, Science and Territories (CST), Paris, France
  • 6. PhD Mihai Dăncuş, honorific manager, Village Museum from Sighetul Marmaţiei PhD Ştefan Trâmbaciu, general manager, Câmpulung Municipal Museum Works of the conference: Gheorghe Păun, member of the Romanian Academy, Museum, which way? Informatic shock PhD José Ortega, manager, Museum of Science, Paris, France, Young people and science museums – scientific centers in France Hours: 13.30 - 15.00, lunch break Hours: 15.00 – 18.00: Works of the conference Moderator: PhD Ioan Opriş PhD Yang Jin, deputy director, Shaanxi History Museum, China, Activities for the Youth in Shaanxi History Museum Doina Schobel, PhD Mihaela Varga, vice-president RFACU, From the history of Public Relations Department of the National Art Museum of Romania (1948 - 1982) Marie-Bénédicte Seynhaeve, curator, Bargoin Museum, Clermont-Ferrand, France, The museum, intercultural dialogue space, resource center, discussions and questions for for current and future generation PhD Mihail Gorgoi, Ioana Rozmarin, Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony, Romania, Night of Museum, Impact on youth Prof. Iakovos Michailidis, Despoina Papadopoulou, UNESCO Center for Women and Peace in the Balkans, Greece, Towards a European identity: The role of history museums PhD Ştefan Trâmbaciu, general manager, Câmpulung Municipal Museum, Romania, Cultural – educational projects at Campulung Municipal Museum Rositsa Bineva Binkova, curator, Open-air Museum Etar, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, Training programs for young people in Etar Open-Air Museum PhD Dragoş Neamu, president, National Network of Romanian Museums, Why museums are prohibited for children and young people Elena Ilie, curator, Gabriela Cloşcă, curator, Brăila Museum, Romania, Educative and cultural – artistic valences of interactive activities: The Perpessicius day Gabriela Cloşcă, curator, Brăila Museum, Romania, Promoting of cultural patrimony - a new educational resource. Activities in the project Au fil de l’eau en Europe and the festival At the ancestor Prof. Vasily Sukhikh, manager, Municipal History and Ethnography Museum, Irina Loginova, professor, Irbit, Russian Federation, Irbit as Cultural and Historical Centre
  • 7. Discussions: PhD Ionel Cândea, general manager, Brăila Museum, Romania PhD Zamfir Bălan, manager, Brăila Museum, Romania PhD Doina Ciobanu, Buzău County Muzeum, Romania PhD Ligia Fulga, general manager, Ethnographic Museum of Braşov, Romania Priest Mihail, abbot, Comana Monastery, Romania Ionică Pârvu, Head of the Center for Professional Training in Culture, Romania Alexandru Oprea, Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony, Romania Raluca Neamu-Bem, curator, National Art Museum of Romania, Bucharest, Romania Elena Ramona Potoroacă, curator, Ethnographic Museum of Braşov, Romania Cristian Cocea, general manager, County Department for Culture and National Patrimony, Argeş, Romania Radu Oprea, counselor, County Department for Culture and National Patrimony, Argeş, Romania PhD Mihai Sachelarie, general manager, County Library Dinicu Golescu, Argeş, Romania. PhD Spiridon Cristocea, general manager, Argeş County Museum, Romania Prof. Gabriela Pendiuc, general manager, Popular School of Arts, Piteşti, Romania Simona Şerban, general manager, Cultural Center I. C. Brătianu, Ştefăneşti, Romania PhD Sorin Mazilescu, general manager, County Center for Preservation and Promotion of Argeş Traditional Culture, Romania PhD Sevastian Tudor, general manager, Alexandru Davila Theatre Piteşti, Romania Adeline Popescu, treasurer, European Federation of Clubs, Centers and Associations for UNESCO Reiko Seta, student, University of Tsukuba, Japan Midori Hidaka, student, University of Tsukuba, Japan
  • 8. Hours: 18.00 – 20.00 Visiting of Goleşti Museum and opening of the exibition Restored objects from Goleşti Museum heritage Hours: 20.00: Classical Guitar Concert Day 2, June 29, 2012 Hours: 9.30 – 11.00: Works of the conferance Moderator: PhD Ana Dumitrescu PhD Ioan Opriş, historian, National Center for Research and Documentation in museology “Radu Florescu”, Bucharest, Romania, Active Museum and the new generations Prof. Tatevik Grigoryan, Aram Khachaturian Museum, Armenia, Activities for young people of Aram Khachaturian Museum PhD Filofteia Pally, Curator Ion Tiţa-Nicolescu, Goleşti Viticulture and Tree Growing Museum, Goleşti Museum between culture and ludic Constantin Iliescu, Bucharest, Romania, The relationship Museum – School Hours: 11.00 – 11.30: coffee break. Hours: 11.30 – 13.30: Works of the conferance Moderator: PhD Mihaela Varga
  • 9. Ioana Dăncuş, curator, Maramureş Village Museum, Sighetul Marmaţiei, Romania, Rites of transition and interior of the traditional house Mihaela Tudose, curator, Mihail Kogălniceanu Memorial Museum, Iasi, Romania, A noble festival in Memorial Museum Mihail Kogălniceanu PhD Mihai Dăncuş, honorific manager, Maramureş Village Museum, Sighetul Marmaţiei, Romania, Two popular technical monuments of national value recently restored in Maramureş Village Museum from Sighetul Marmaţiei PhD Ionuţ Dumitrescu, general manager, Vâlcea Village Museum, Romania, Ethnographic aspects of shepherding transhumance on the Olt Valley Peter Robbert Oostveen, President of Heritage Association, Netherland, What next? Discussions Hours: 13.30 - 15.00, lunch break Hours: 15.00-18.30 – Works of the conferance Moderator: PhD Zamfir Bălan PhD Andreea Grecu, expert, cultural manager, Association of Cultural Operators from Romania, Museums and young audience: Cultural education and marketing Gabriele D’Amico, student, International University College, Torino, Italia, Citizens and young collectors: experiments of dialogue between museums and civil society at Palazzo Madama Prof. Alina Elena Popescu, University of Piteşti, Romania, Local media museum for the new generation PhD Olesea Gârlea, Sciences Academy of Moldova, Chisinau, The Republic of Moldova, 2012 – Night of Museums in Chisinau. Suggestions for future PhD Remus Cârstea, University of Piteşti, Romania, Educational programs in the Planetarium. The Romanian experience Zhansaya Tankybayeva, curator, The Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazahstan, Youth and museums in Kazahstan PhD candidate Ancuţa Elena Soare, PhD candidate Ion Dumitrescu, Argeş County Museum, Romania, The project little archaeologist a popular method of archeology and museum activities PhD Hadeel Al Asmar, Member in the Committee of the Rights of the Children, Damascus, Syria, The right for children and youth to reach the information and knowledge they need Prof. Leon Nordiguian, Head of Lebanese Prehistory Museum, The prehistory of the meaning of youth Kenichiro Hidaka, professor, Univerity of Tsukuba, Japan, Beyond the museum: Regional cultural itinerary based on Oltenian monasteries
  • 10. Hours: 18.00 - 19.00 - Official closing of UNESCO International Conference and Youth Museums, Fourth Edition. Discussions and conclusions of the conferance. Moderators: PhD Filofteia Pally, PhD Daniela Popescu Note that the participants from Syria and Lebanon could not travel to Romania, announcing that they will send their papers to be introduced in the final volume dedicated to this international conference. Hours: 19.00-22.00 Folklore show Day III, 30 June 2012 Research on some natural and cultural objectives of the county of Arges, which could be included in the list attempts for the UNESCO World Heritage List.
  • 11. Topics raised and discussed during the work and field research:  Museums: where to?;  Museums and educational activities for youth and not only;  Museum education organized and promoted by a national program;  About the absence of young museographers from the sessions and conferences;  The importance of a virtual tour of each museum website;  The importance of museums in civil society;  "The Revolution" of museum practices;  Rethinking the concepts of the exhibitions;  The existence of many projects with major impact on local communities, national and international;  The role and importance of volunteers;
  • 12.  The methodology applied in museum pedagogy classes;  What do we prefer? A museum full of artifacts and only some young people or some artifacts and many young people?;  The role and importance of organizing the annual museum night;  Creating a global network of museums under the dome UNESCO;  The role and importance of promoting the museums at a national and international level;  Cooperation between museums in Romania and abroad, especially those near the borders of countries to identify similar elements in the various fields;  Creating museums entirely dedicated to children;  The implementation of projects such as “Story Telling”;  Making some studies on visitors to identify their learning styles and their application in developing and designing exhibitions;  The future relationship between museums, libraries and archives; Documents drafted during the International Youth and Museums 4th edition conference: 1. Scientific Report of the Conference (Annex) 2. UNESCO resolution project
  • 15. What will be done in future: - A facebook page for Youth and Museums project - A volume which will contain the papers presented in 2012 at the Youth and Museums 4th Conference. Thanks to: Romanian Federation of Associations, Centers and Clubs for UNESCO, Romania Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony, Bucharest, Romania National Network of Romanian Museums Victoria Hotel, Piteşti, Romania County Center for Preservation and Promotion of Argeş Traditional Culture, Romania National Cultural Fund Administration, Romania Mass-media partners: Magic FM Kiss FM România Actualităţi România Internaţional Antena 1 Piteşti Absolut TV Curier TV Jurnalul de Argeş Curierul Zilei TOP Argeşul
  • 16. Youth and Museums IV 2012