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Meetings on intangible cultural heritage (co-)organized by UNESCO

15 element(s)

15th session of the Intergovernmental Committee
30-11-2020/05-12-2020Kingston (Jamaica)

8th session of the General Assembly
08/10-09-2020Paris (France)

14th annual meeting of the South-East European Expert Network on Intangible Cultural Heritage
26-06-2020Virtual meeting (-)

Workshop on Cooperation and International Assistance in the field of Intangible Cultural Heritage
22/23-06-2020Beirut (Lebanon)

ICH Webinar Series : “Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage and the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Asia-Pacific Region”
18-06-2020Online meeting (-)

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The COVID-19 pandemic has seriously caused public disruption manifesting in different forms such as places on lockdowns, untimely shutdown of schools, cancellations of mass gatherings, and temporary closure of businesses. As the field of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) contends with the effects of the pandemic, ICHCAP and UNESCO Bangkok Office are organising sessions of interlinked online seminars dubbed as ICH Webinar Series to tackle important issues around ICH safeguarding in the time of COVID-19 and the future ahead of it. While the first couple sessions of the series will hear reports and studies about the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on ICH safeguarding, the series itself is conceived to be a platform of ideas relevant to key areas in ICH Safeguarding such as information-sharing, networking, and cooperation among stakeholders in the ICH field.

The first session of the ICH Webinar Series will assess how COVID-19 pandemic has affected the cultural lives of peoples in the Asia-Pacific region and identify possible roles ICH might take in crisis. In light of the many vulnerabilities the pandemic has exposed in ICH communities, the session will hold a discussion of innovative solutions for ICH safeguarding and transmission. Slated on 18 June 2020 at 17:00 (Korea time), the first session will feature presentations from Juliette Hopkins (Living Heritage Entity, UNESCO), Anna Yau (The University of Hong Kong), Kirk Siang Yeo (National Heritage Board, Singapore) Professor Christopher Ballard (The Australian National University), and Professor Eric Zerrudo (University of Santo Tomas).

The ICH Webinar Series aims to foster public participation in discussions about living heritage. Questions are welcome from the public. The concept note of the first session is accessible through this link

Those interested to join the conversation are advised to write their questions in this pre-registration form

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Capacity-building workshop for journalists on the 2003 Convention
17/19-06-2020Bujumbura (Burundi)

Workshop on Preparation of Nominations Files and International Assistance Requests
04/10-05-2020Ramallah (Palestine)

4th Training of trainers workshop for Central Asia
02/06-03-2020Dushanbe (Tajikistan)

Integrating Intangible Cultural Heritage in School-Based Education – Lessons Learnt from the UNESCO-EU Pilot Project
27-02-2020/01-03-2020Rotterdam (Netherlands)

Workshop on preparing nominations to the Lists of the 2003 Convention
27/29-02-2020Beirut (Lebanon)

Workshop on preparing requests for international assistance and nominations to the Lists of the 2003 Convention
23/27-02-2020Khartoum (Sudan)

Training Workshop on the Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Safeguarding Measures and Project Management in Eastern Sudan States (Red Sea, Kassala and Gedaref states)
21-01-2020/23-02-2020Gedaref (Sudan)

Capacity-buliding workshop on community-based inventory of intangible cultural

heritage in Nhlangano
19/29-01-2020Nhlangano (Eswatini)

Workshop on the Implementation of the 2003 Convention on the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage – in three East Sudan States (Red sea, Kassala, Gedaref)
19/20-01-2020Gedaref (Sudan)

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