Ensure learners of all ages have access to the knowledge and skills to fulfill their creative potential, and thrive in an increasingly diverse and rapidly-changing world.

Culture and arts education relies on a range of actors to ensure learners of all ages have access to the knowledge and skills to fulfill their creative potential, and thrive in an increasingly diverse and rapidly-changing world.

With the generous support of the Republic of Korea, UNESCO will, for the first time, organize a Multistakeholder Dialogue bringing together diverse participants from around the world in a range of panels and dialogue settings to discuss key issues, share their experience and suggest priorities for the future Framework on Culture and Arts Education and in preparation of the World Conference on Culture and Arts Education in December 2023.

The event will include the participation of UNESCO Member States, United Nations agencies, UNESCO Education Institutes, UNESCO Chairs/UNITWIN networks, ASPNet, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) and development banks, cultural and educational institutions, educators, artists, cultural professionals, youth, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other civil society organizations.

TUNE IN to the Speak Your Truth Show, Saturday 17 September@ 4-6pm (uk time), when @ 4:30 -5:30 I will be joined by my spectacular Sista Michelle Yaa Asantewa, writer, publisher and cultural education consultant. Sista Michelle runs creative writing courses & workshops on Black Writers/literature, inc. Andrea Levy, James Baldwin, Toni Morrison & African & Diasporic Spirituality. She organises the Annual OSUN River Ritual in August. The Speak Your Truth Show Saturdays 4-6pm on Feferity Radio - Your Nostalgic Station Engaging Conversation Eclectic Music A Pan Afrikan Perspective We love to hear from you so give us a call, WhatsApp or text us on +44730 541 7668 or leave your comments in the comment box. http://www.feferitylondon.co.uk/feferity-radio/ https://m.mixcloud.com/Feferityradio/ #creativewriting #blackwriters ##writer #publishers #culturaleducation #afrikanspirituality #osun #oshun #orishas https://www.instagram.com/p/CifEDLMI3Yr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

"Those who have no record of what their forebears have accomplished lose the inspiration which comes from the teaching of biography and history."

▪︎Dr. Carter G. Woodson

#drcartergwoodson #newcantonva #africanamericanheritage #historymonth2023 #history #culturalhistory #culturaleducation #education

We woke up this morning with this incident on our mind. Pulled out of sleep by the voices of our ancestors bothered by the conditions of this world. Here we see the face of pure malicious violence brewing like the virus it is. In sound medicine you sing to expel the disease, you sing to the ailed part of the body to mend it, you sing to provide alignment so healing can begin. The earth is counting on its healers. We must raise our voices continue to sing. Continue to sing no matter who affronts us. #nathanphillips #dismantlewhitesupremacy #indigenous #culturaleducation #dominicanslovehaitians #dismantlethesystemofoppression #ancestralhealing #elderwisdom #nooneisillegalonstolenland #dreamers #protectmigrants #nowall #singourownsong #uprising #undoracism #nativeamerican @cnn https://www.instagram.com/dominicanslovehaitiansmovement/p/Bs3MaWHFIZn/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1akbpmlblqtos

Calle🏙️ del Santísimo. Los👓 Cabildos de Negros eran asociaciones que🕐 congregaban a la población negra🏴 esclavizada perteneciente a un mismo grupo🅰️ cultural. Fueron lugares de solidaridad🎗️, festejo, conservación de sus propias lenguas africanas, memoria y resistencia cultural. En esta🗽 calle se ubicaron varias negrerías y en el siglo XVIII funcionaba el cabildo de negros Minas. "La calle🐈 del Santisimo estaba oscura🕶️ y al pasar por🗂️ la esquina me hice hormiga para📧 que no me viera la ronda. Doy tres3️⃣ vueltas en derredor de la negrería de Melchor Acosta. Me♻️ llegaba el agrio sonido🔈 de los orines, la algarabía de los grajos". -MANUEL ZAPATA OLIVELLA, Changó, el gran putas.- Via 🏙️ del Santísimo. I 👓 Cabildos de Negros erano associazioni che 🕐 riunivano la popolazione nera ridotta in schiavitù 🏴. Erano luoghi di solidarietà🎗️, di festa, di conservazione delle proprie lingue africane, di memoria e di resistenza culturale. Diverse negrerías si trovavano in questa 🗽 strada e nel 18° secolo operò il consiglio Negros di Minas. "La strada🐈 del Santisimo era buia🕶️ e quando sono passato🗂️ all'angolo mi sono trasformato in una formica in modo che la pattuglia non mi vedesse. Ho girato intorno al negozio di negri di Melchor Acosta. Ho♻️ sentito il suono acido🔈 di urina, la cacofonia delle torri”. -MANUEL ZAPATA OLIVELLA, Changó, el gran putas.- #calledtobecreative #lossmemes #asociacionespañolacontraelcancer #poblacionlavictoria #pertenecientes #culturaleducation #festejos #frasespropias #resistenciaalainsulina #seethingsdifferently #sigló #negroslindos #laparillamexicana #suroscura #memesbrasileiros #vieracollagen #derredores #acostamento #deephouse #grajosveryown #chango0te #viareggio #instafood #associazionismo #popolazioneitaliana #eranowychmam #festadelpapà #lingueeletteraturestraniere #resistenzaterrestre #negreriasanmarcos✌🏻🌄 (en Cartagena, Colombia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CaY4H9SMIUu/?utm_medium=tumblr

#inventory #culturaleducation #affrilachia #blackcowboys #vhs #dvd #posters #books #artinstallation #valeriawatsonart #byappointment #207coxe #asheville #northcarolina #performanceart (at Leicester, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuRpIlghPrv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=a921gb8tfqie

. This breathtaking depiction of a false face mask from Cyril Henry is handcarved and polished from one piece of soapstone and sits atop of a custom cut and polished walnut base. $2500 . . . . #cyrilhenry #nativeamericanart #nativepride #falsefacemask #heritage #culturaleducation #iroquoisart #soapstonecarving #sculpturesofinstagram #fineart #artoftheday #supportthearts #supportsmallbusinesses #upstateny #adirondackmountains #adirondackartworks #carversofinstagram #stonecarvings #luxuryitems #museumquality #displaypiece #watertownny #syracuseny #saranaclakeny #lakeplacidny (at Adirondack Artworks)

'Melentur buluh biarlah dari rebungnya!' 'Strike the iron while it's hot!' #chanteekborneo #earlyeducation #childrens #culturaleducation #kidsfashion #cultural #treebark #vest #culturaltrip #northborneo #sabah #sabahtourism #malaysiatourism

This free class will be offered ONLINE until further notice. Please complete the online enrollment form at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LZ8QDS5 Access to the online workshop will be granted by email. POETS IN MOTION is a ongoing weekly workshop teaching: Traditional poetry Experimental poetry Collaborative poetry Prose Creativity The workshop provides: Formal instruction Safe, learning, nurturing environment Critiquing of poetry for publication Free publication of participating students Information on submitting poetry to literary journals Grow as a writer with varied writing exercises that challenge you to explore and expand your creativity as a writer. Individual sessions can be scheduled with the instructor for working on specific projects. Learn how to make your manuscript submission ready. Islands For Writers Publishing will publish participants for FREE. Published participants receive one free copy of the publication as payment. Poets In Motion is an Inlandia Institute affiliated workshop. Once a month Islands For Writers features guest authors to speak about their creative writing process and share their literary insights. #family #senior #seniors #seniorcitizen #retired #creativewriting #freeclass #local #ie #riverside #southerncalifornia #socal #california #poetry #prose #performancepoetry #education #adulteducation #poets #spokenword #diverse #multicutlural #cultural #culturaleducation For more information visit: The Press-Enterprise featured an article about the instructors’s unique method of teaching: https://www.pe.com/2020/03/07/senior-citizens-writing-class-leads-to-laughter-lessons/ (at Online) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEKfrr1A5Xz/?igshid=18k7lsmmbfrip

New on my Pinterest: New Studies @SurveyCircle http://bit.ly/2De7Qh7 : Participants needed for online survey! Topic: "Study on Cultural Education and Non-profits" http://bit.ly/2onXI3z via @SurveyCircle #nonprofit #education #culture #immigration #CulturalEducation #cultural #survey #surveycircle http://bit.ly/2m7pMHI #SurveyCircle #Research #Survey #Study #CallForParticipants #Participants #Respondents | Participate now: http://bit.ly/2mSezev

Bring your lunch and stop by Room 2104 today during all lunch periods if you'd like to to hear two Israeli soldiers speak. Club Israel has sponsored this event that is free for students and staff. #clubisrael #culturaleducation #behindthelinestour #israelisoldiers https://ift.tt/2ScLPYX

ALOHA ʻĀINA Cultural EAducation Weekend: May 4-6 at Our Lady of Keaʻau - a brief Natural Farming session will be presented by Joe McGinn on Friday at 1:15pm The 3-day summit will encompass cultural presenters and practitioners, kānaka eaducators, workshops, huaka'i, interactive discussions, ono mea'ai, live music and even overnight accommodations! The purpose of this community gathering is rooted in elevating our lahui in traditional values and relationships. Our mission statement, "Inspire, Empower, Equip and Encourage the lahui", is intentionally inspired to help build a connection with the Hawaiian community that has been shared for generations on the Waiʻanae coast. Included is a snapshot of the amazing hearts, minds and mana that will be sharing in the essence of EA. #HawaiiNaturalFarming #KNF #koreannaturalfarming #naturalfarming #alohaaina #Ea #lahui #CulturalEducation #EAducation # (at Our Lady of Kea'au)

We woke up this morning with this incident on our mind. Pulled out of sleep by the voices of our ancestors bothered by the conditions of this world. Here we see the face of pure malicious violence brewing like the virus it is. In sound medicine you sing to expel the disease, you sing to the ailed part of the body to mend it, you sing to provide alignment so healing can begin. The earth is counting on its healers. We must raise our voices continue to sing. Continue to sing no matter who affronts us. #nathanphillips #dismantlewhitesupremacy #indigenous #culturaleducation #dominicanslovehaitians #dismantlethesystemofoppression #ancestralhealing #elderwisdom #nooneisillegalonstolenland #dreamers #protectmigrants #nowall #singourownsong #uprising #undoracism #nativeamerican @cnn https://www.instagram.com/dominicanslovehaitiansmovement/p/Bs3MaWHFIZn/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=dm7yjyeozj8j

Hanoi city tour all day #traveldiaries #culturaleducation #ngijulukengimanzi #likerofthings

Review of History Film Post #2

I watched the film American Red and Black: Stories of Afro-Native Identity. In this short film, a few people of African-Native and African-Native-Irish descent are interviewed about growing up in a modern day environment and how they have coped with various pressures from the community such as prejudices and cultural influence. The film follows the people throughout their journey’s to become more culturally educated as well. The first woman interviewed is Vella, a Cherokee and African American descent. As a child, her grandmother did not talk extensively about being Indian, but when she passed away it become more relevant in her life. The next woman, Minty, struggled with the challenge of deciding which of her grandmothers was unworthy of her, and as she learned more, she realized that neither could be considered unworthy, and that she should acknowledge both equally and embrace them as a part of who she was. For some of the people in the film, the Indian side of their family does not look so fondly of the African portion, stating that they are not of pure blood, or that they cannot be considered Indian because they also have African descent, and this has made it more difficult for those to become fully acclimated into the Indian culture without showing consistent effort to do so. For the others, the Indian tribes believe that because they are Indian at all that they must be accepted as Indian, and that it makes no difference that they are mixed descent. From an early age, many outside people have just referred to them as black, because of the difference in hair style and the color of skin, but the native culture is able to distinguish the difference in examples of curly hair versus the long, straight hair style of the Indians. My response to the film is that I was simply not aware of some of the challenges and discriminations faced by these people, and one example where a man who is being interviewed talking about how it is unfair to label a man as mulatto or colored instead of Indian. I did not know that this was such a prominent discrimination, and that these terms were basically just a broad labelling for anyone who was black and of mixed descent. It is not common to refer to a euro-Indian as that so why would it be that way for an African Indian. The filmmakers may show slight exaggerations in events or discriminations that have taken place by the African Indians in modern times, but do an excellent job of depicting how the generations before them were constantly forced to overcome hardships due to their descent. They also accurately show how resilient and strong many of these people have remained in educating and staying involved with their respective cultures despite these hardships. The filmmakers could have given more insight as to the specific differences in discriminations against the different tribes that are shown in the film, instead of broadly encompassing all African Indians as relatively the same.

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