ICCROM
International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property
http://www.iccrom.org
E-mail: iccrom@iccrom.org

ICOMOS
The International Council on Monuments and Sites
http://www.icomos.org/
E-mail: secretariat@icomos.org

IUCN
International Union for Conservation of Nature
http://www.iucn.org
E-mail: mail@iucn.org

The Inclusive Museum
The International Institute of the Museum aims to provide an online resource to aggregate content from organisations actively engaged in answering this question: how can the institution of the museum become more inclusive?

http://inclusivemuseum.org/
E-mail: director@inclusivemuseum.org

WH Volunteers
World Heritage Volunteers
Heritage workcamps gather young volunteers from different countries during a given period of time to live and work together with the local population towards a common goal: WH preservation.
The protection of heritage allows volunteers involved in the project to reflect about issues related to preservation, the symbolism of the sites where they work and the way it is embedded in local traditions. Working on a concrete site and reflecting about its past, present and future function allows keeping traditions alive and re-creating lost links.
http://www.whvolunteers.org/
E-mail: secretariat@ccivs.org

Division of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge
Heritage at the University of Cambridge (Department of Archaeology) Heritage courses and teaching at Cambridge are based in The Department of Archaeology, which provides an outstanding environment for research and undergraduate and graduate teaching in archaeological heritage. Researchers are comprised of faculty, Post-doctoral Research Fellows, PhD students, and Masters students who meet regularly through a network of seminars and projects. The Cambridge Heritage Research Group hosts weekly seminars and discussion panels during the academic year. In addition, we hold an annual heritage conference. The group also produces a heritage bulletin with information about conferences, publications and posts.

http://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/heritage
E-mail: Gilly Carr (gcc20@cam.ac.uk), Britt Baillie (bab30@cam.ac.uk) or Liz Cohen (esc35@cam.ac.uk).

SEDPYM
Spanish Society for the Defense of the Geological and Mining Heritage Its aim is to promote, spread and coordinate the activities oriented towards the study, inventorying, protection, conservation and restoration of the Geological and Mining-Metallurgic Heritage. In order to achieve such aims the following activities fall within its range:

• The organization of scientific meetings at a national and international level.
• The periodical publication of knowledge spreading activities from the associate members. It also includes any particular study related to the aims of the Society.
• The organization of visits to museums, mining sites, installations, sites and other places of interest from a heritage point of view both Spanish and foreign.
• The carrying out of any scientific, cultural or social activity aimed at the conservation of the Geological and Mining-Metallurgic Heritage.
• The collaboration with other societies and national or foreign entities.

The Society is not exclusively limited to the national Spanish territory, but it also has an international projection, both in Europe and in the USA.
http://www.sedpgym.es
E-mail: secretaria@sedpgym.es

Getty Conservation Institute
The Getty Conservation Institute works internationally to advance conservation practice in the visual arts—broadly interpreted to include objects, collections, architecture, and sites. The Institute serves the conservation community through scientific research, education and training, model field projects, and the dissemination of the results of both its own work and the work of others in the field.
In all its endeavors, the GCI focuses on the creation and delivery of knowledge that will benefit the professionals and organizations responsible for the conservation of the world's cultural heritage.
http://www.getty.edu/conservation/
E-mail: gciweb@getty.edu

• Draw international attention to the knowledge and experiences of indigenous communities and peoples living in small islands, the Arctic and other vulnerable environments;
• Seek community-level observations on climate change impacts, as well as local efforts to cope with and adapt to these changes;
• Provide an opportunity for communities to voice their observations, experiences and concerns, and to share and exchange them with other communities;
• Build up a global database of local observations, experiences, practices and coping strategies;
• Support community-based research and educational activities related to climate change;
• Heighten the profile and impact of indigenous peoples and their knowledge in international climate change debates.

http://www.climatefrontlines.org/
E-mail: peoples@climatefrontlines.org

Museodata
La Fundación Museodata es una entidad sin ánimo de lucro, de carácter privado, legalmente constituida y domiciliada en Bogotá, Colombia. Su objetivo principal es apoyar la labor de personas e instituciones relacionadas con Museología, Patrimonio Cultural, Conservación y Restauración, a nivel nacional e internacional.
Uno de los servicios de Museodata es este portal Web, en el que se divulgan gratuitamente recursos y noticias de Museos, Patrimonio Cultural, Conservación y Restauración.
http://www.museodata.com
E-mail: contacto@museodata.com

RehabiMed Association
The main objective of the Association is to promote the sustainable rehabilitation of the building stock and the social and economic revitalisation of historic centres, both in Europe and in the developing Mediterranean countries.
To achieve this goal, RehabiMed will : impulse research and training of experts in rehabilitation, disseminate a multidisciplinary working methodology, increase the management capacity of local and national governments, contribute to improving the living conditions of the population and boost the awareness on the preservation of heritage as a factor of sustainable development.
http://www.rehabimed.net
E-mail: aqaba@aqababcn.net

Associazione "Filippo di Ser Brunellescho"
L'associazione è nata per la realizzazione del modello della Cupola di Santa Maria del Fiore nel 1986. Da quella data è operativa l'unità di ricerca "Tecnologie Strutturali Antiche". Questa unità, formata da professionisti specializzati in vari campi e da studenti di architettura, ha come finalità la salvaguardia del patrimonio monumentale minore, svolgendo campagne di studi condotte in volontariato.
http://www.filippodiserbrunellesco.org/
Courriel: arkmricci@tiscali.it

Berkeley Prize Endowment
Premio Berkeley para estudiantes universitarios
Excelencia en Diseño Arquitectónico
http://www.berkeleyprize.org/
E-mail: info@berkeleyprize.org