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 Materials that address the need to preserve the world's cultural heritage are rarely aimed at the general public, and their message is often obscured by academic jargon. It's urgent that we make that message generally available. SAFE does not propose oversimplification or "dumbing down." Rather we propose clear and direct communication, delivered to the public in a way that's powerful and accessible. SAFE proposes projects in several areas. Keep in mind that many of these are just ideas for the moment; they need your contribution in order to progress to the next steps. If any of them resonate with your interests and you would like to participate, please contact us. And please be as specific as you can about your ideas, expertise, and level of participation. Remember, SAFE is your organization; only your ideas and involvement can allow it to take hold. Let's work together towards the common goal of preserving our collective heritage.
Awareness campaignsWe propose accurate and informative communication, using classic advertising techniques in combination with educational and academic expertise. 
ToursGuided by art historians, archaeologists and museum specialists and journalists, SAFE tours provide an “insider's look” at museum collections. 
Podcast interviewsThese conversations with experts in the field of cultural heritage are conducted by members and friends of SAFE to inform and inspire. 
EducationOur educational projects introduce cultural heritage as a precious and vulnerable non-renewable resource to students from primary schools to graduate schools. 
EventsSAFE offers a variety of activities designed to reach the general public and offer an opportunity to meet experts in the field. 
AdvocacyWe inform the public about the ways in which every citizen can support laws and treaties that protect our shared cultural heritage.
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