Exploring Moravian History and World Heritage
The newly established Institute for Moravian History and World Heritage will host its inaugural conference (Nov. 12-14, 2026) on the preservation, interpretation, and global significance of Moravian cultural heritage. The conference will emphasize innovative digital humanities approaches that enhance efforts to document and share the history and impact of the Moravians.
Conference Theme
In light of the recent (2024) inscription of “Moravian Church Settlements” as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (comprising Bethlehem, Pa., Gracehill, Northern Ireland, Christiansfeld, Denmark, and Herrnhut, Germany), this conference will bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss and explore the history and heritage of the Moravians in a global context. We are now accepting proposals for papers, panels, workshops, or lectures/recitals on any topic related to Moravian history, music, networks, economics, education, and culture. Special attention will be given to papers that address the global dimensions of Moravian heritage, preservation challenges, community connections, and the emerging digital methodologies that support these endeavors.
For Registration/More Information
https://www.moravian.edu/institute-moravian-worldheritage/inaugural-conference
