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.
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RT @UNESCO: In the fight against #COVID19, we all have a role to play. What is yours? Join #DontGoViral, a campaign to inform communities…
UNESCOMay 18, 2020▪️ Museums are not neutral They have the responsibility and duty to fight racial injustice and anti-black racism at all levels. Read the statement of Lonnie G. Bunch (@Smithsonian & @ICOMUS) and ours. 📄https://t.co/aUwMhN7X1p #Museums4Equality #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/s6egPRr0yh
IcomOfficielJun 04, 2020Many artists use art as a tool to fight inequalities. During #COVID19, this risk is being used against them. Last week at our #ResiliArt event #UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador @Deeyah_Khan rang the alarm – we must not let this happen. ℹ️ https://t.co/CdGXKOsLSD #ShareCulture https://t.co/We7wuySK8s
UNESCOApr 22, 2020Harmful practices against girls cause lasting trauma, robbing them of their right to reach their full potential in life. @UNFPA is defying the practices that harm women and girls and undermine equality: https://t.co/Id1Hy7AjFt #AgainstMyWill https://t.co/uA3uubJlIn
UNESCOJul 06, 2020RT @UNESCO: It's time for all of us to make the post #COVID19 world a better one. It all starts with education, science, culture and infor…
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