The first international academic journal of its kind in the field, the IJIH is dedicated to the promotion of the understanding of all aspects of the intangible heritage, and the communication of research and examples of good professional practice.
From. Vol 5. Safeguarding Australian heritage trade skills
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rekihakuMay 22, 2020Happy #NationaIndigenousPeoplesDay! Today marks a special celebration of of the many unique and diverse cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis across our country. Memorial Rainbow Drum by Joe David. https://t.co/GRbGedn6KT #MOAFromHome https://t.co/yrkSijPrwY
MOA_UBCJun 22, 2020This special collection of photos by Virginia Kehoe, features art created by her close friend, Kwakwaka’wakw artist and carver Douglas Cranmer—from large-scale totem poles and canoes, to masks and small carvings. https://t.co/eSjDqAjj3V #MOAFromHome https://t.co/JbvQdfB36Y
MOA_UBCMay 20, 2020The disinfodemic unleashed by #COVID19 undermines the role of democratic institutions and puts lives at risk. Facts are a matter of life and death. Now more than ever. This is the time to stand up for #PressFreedom! https://t.co/dIAmHXvAki #WorldPressFreedomDay https://t.co/RzMUXTPGbr
UNESCOMay 07, 2020![[IJIH Vol.22] Call for papers (July 1 – August 31, 2026)](/assets/images/img001.jpg)