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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El maíz es la planta más importante para el pueblo mexicano. Por eso los indígenas tzotziles de los Altos de Chiapas bordan escenas del ciclo agrícola en sus prendas. En este Chojil vemos el momento en que la semillas germinan y brotan las matas tiernas. https://t.co/5KEbhwFCaY https://t.co/65KHXy2auA
mna_inahMay 08, 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📣 A brand-new #ICOMVoices is online! 🗣️  @Angela_stienne reflects on how museums can represent the entire spectrum of human conditions, including invisible illnesses and disabilities 👇  #IMD2020 #Museums4Equality https://t.co/B8P9RDRIec https://t.co/20AKjN5KC0
IcomOfficielApr 19, 2020ICMEMO's WEBINAR! 🤳 On April 28th, ICMEMO is holding a webinar on "Memorial Museums in the time of COVID-19: Reflection Response, and Creative Strategies for the Future". Spread the word! For all information and online registration, follow the link👇 https://t.co/TNBxCPmPOV
IcomOfficielApr 22, 2020RT @UN_Women: As the @UN family, we stand united against gender-based violence during the #COVID19 pandemic and join Secretary-General @ant…
UNESCOApr 22, 2020