Session 7: Intangible Heritage

In the face of growing globalization, intangible cultural heritage has become an important factor in maintaining cultural diversity. An understanding of the intangible cultural heritage of different communities helps with intercultural dialogue, and encourages mutual respect for other ways of life. But how can cultural institutions help children access this fragile form of cultural heritage?

Speakers from diverse cultural backgrounds share their unique takes on rendering intangible cultural heritage more tangible for children.

Speakers:


Yvonne Leonard
Neues Universum |GERMANY

 

 


Claire Murray
Irish Family History Centre | IRELAND


Karen Tessel
Wereldmuseum Rotterdam |THE NETHERLANDS

 


Natasa Michailidou
Poetry and Folk Tale Academy |GREECE


Liesbet Ruben
Tropenmuseum Amsterdam |THE NETHERLANDS

 


Apostolos Domtzidis
Poetry and Folk Tale Academy |GREECE


Chun-Hui Wang
National Museum of History Taiwan |TAIWAN

 


Dimitris Avouris
Poetry and Folk Tale Academy |GREECE

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