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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Can you imagine the #COVID19 lockdown period without music? Art has helped us get through uncertain days. Let's celebrate the power of music by joining the #ResiliArt concert today, 14 July, organized by @unchambermusic. Tune in at 4pm GMT https://t.co/WGxmrVDm9k #ShareCulture https://t.co/1nqXsjO4C5
UNESCOJul 15, 2020@930Sherryl @elenabonetti @coe @HumbertoCarolo Please follow the link provided in our tweet. There you have all the information!
UNESCOMay 19, 2020#LongReads Bomavé's travelling museum: Creating a Living Arts Museum in Africa 📖 https://t.co/jAMXf53H4a https://t.co/JFNixs6yx9
IcomOfficielAug 29, 2020From the MOA blog: Curator Karen Duffek reflects on a research road trip to Vancouver Island where she paid an enriching visit to the late Annie Clappis—Huu-ay-aht elder and weaver. https://t.co/64D6nEKEcY #MOAFromHome #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth https://t.co/hlobSUHo3J
MOA_UBCJun 16, 2020O "It’s impossible to predict the future. But if we know what we want, we can all create the future." -- Snežana Smederevac Recovering from the sickness of #COVID19, we need to come together to create an inclusive and equal world: https://t.co/dGwpG6aKAd #UNESCOForum https://t.co/JBeNEZYmqa
UNESCOJun 25, 2020