Materials and Videos

What is the key aim behind Copenhagen Legacy Lab? Click on the link below to watch our newest presentation video. Here we explain why Copenhagen Legacy Lab has been launched to create positive long-term impact from congresses and events.

Are you interested in legacy? Click on the link below to read our Folder 2.0. Here we elaborate on the information available on our website (e.g., what could roles and responsibilities look like, see a potential legacy journey, and find more information about effect categories and evaluation over time).

Do you want to learn more about our approach to legacy? Click on the link below to watch our animated explainer video. Here we will take you through our 7-step model which is the backbone of Copenhagen Legacy Lab’s work and a structure which legacy projects can be based upon.

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Would you like to see Copenhagen Legacy Lab's four legacy posters? Click on the link below to get access. The legacy posters can assist you in your work with legacy (e.g., how to identify your legacy focus, how to frame your legacy challenge, how to build legacy activities, and how to plan your evaluation design).

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Would you like to read about some of Copenhagen Legacy Lab's recent cases? Click on the link below to read five legacy case studies. The cases support Green Transition, Life Science, and Information & Communications Technology which are three of Copenhagen's strongholds.

Would you like to hear about how it is to work with legacy in practice? Click on the link below to watch the testimonial from the ESPGHAN 54th Annual Meeting in Copenhagen in 2022. Here you will hear about how two local hosts have been working with legacy and you will get some tips for working with legacy yourself.

Would you like to hear about how it is to work with legacy in practice? Click on the link below to watch the testimonial from the 2022 ISPIM Innovation Conference in Copenhagen. Here you will hear about how a local host has been working with legacy and you will get some tips for working with legacy yourself.

Would you like to see the four planning tools that the Danish destinations use throughout their legacy process? Click on the link below to find MeetDenmark's four legacy posters. The legacy posters can assist your work with legacy (e.g., how to formulate a vision, how to investigate the legacy potential, how to build legacy solutions, and how to plan your legacy activities).

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Do you need inspiration for your legacy activities of your congress or event? Click on the link below to see 4 examples of our 30 generic activity cards. The legacy cards can potentially help you create a broader societal impact that goes beyond the congress or event.

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Are you interested in legacy? Click on the link below to read our Folder 1.0. Here you can read about requirements, legitimicy, and our 4-step model. The 4-step model was our first approach to working with legacy and it has since provided the basis for our modified 7-step model.

Would you like to watch the video about Copenhagen Legacy Lab for the Iceberg Project: Legacies of business events? Click on the link below to watch our presentation video.