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⚽Sports are an opportunity to be included & protected – a chance to develop & grow🏀 How can we unleash their full potential to help achieve the #GlobalGoals? From 26-29 June: Share your ideas 💡 ! Take part in this global hackathon: https://t.co/DwpclreUyr @GlobalDesignCh1 https://t.co/2EJSTD7C99
UNESCOJun 27, 2020Another dose of #CultureinQuarantineMW for you today—Stó:lō basketry. The original version of this hat was worn by the Chief of Wentuisen in a portrait by Jose Cardero. The replica was made by Stó:lō matriarch Rena Point Bolton featured here: https://t.co/ukvUgboUm4 #MOAFromHome https://t.co/fVOniBIYDu
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AmericanAnthroAug 12, 2020#Yoga is an art of living, a way of being, it is about finding one's true Self and connecting with it. On 21 June, join #YogaDay celebrations! https://t.co/tbVzyULQpF #InternationalYogaDay https://t.co/vQzeHgM1dS
UNESCOJun 21, 2020"I hope that we get back to taking care of each other, showing compassion towards others, your family and society." -- @AdaStolsmo During these challenging times, we are stronger together. #WomenVoices for #UNESCOForum are calling for global change: https://t.co/yWhhG2Au9k https://t.co/ZnLezticBo
UNESCOJun 05, 2020