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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AmericanAnthroJul 16, 2020Millions of students around the world are out of school due to #COVID19... but at the same time, there millions and millons of teachers & education specialists who are working really hard to set up distance learning solutions. For this, we say to all of them: THANK YOU! https://t.co/ihhiNv1ouU
UNESCOJul 27, 2020RT @GUnrecht: "German Museum Organises a Digital Initiative for Looted Benin Bronzes and Artifacts" via @TSAArtMagazine #DigitalBenin @MAR…
MARKKhamburgJun 04, 2020RT @DefensaPtrmonio: El próximo 18 de mayo se celebra el #DIM2020 con el tema “Museos por la igualdad: diversidad e inclusión”. Y como en l…
IcomOfficielMay 15, 2020🇳🇿 📚Kah̄u et Kuratawhiti cherchent à réconcilier leurs tribus antagonistes à travers leur mariage dans Arohanui: Revenge of the Fey écrit par l'autrice Maori Helen Pearse-Otene et dessiné par Andrew Burdan chez @HuiaPublishers 👉 https://t.co/4pJwTjChWB #BD2020 #BD2020MQB https://t.co/AyjCgtk4ev
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