Скачать или смотреть MARGINALISATION AND MINORISATION: DOMINATION, DISCRIMINATION, EXCLUSION AND ERASURE (webinar 1)

This event took place on March 03, 07:00-09:00 UTC as part of the #2021debate on Diversities&Genders. You can find more information:
www.ourworldheritage.org/dg_marginalisation_minoritisation

Heritage can be a manipulative tool to serve ad hoc social, economic and political goals which can undermine social inclusion and diversity. In this webinar, (held on March 03, 07:00-09:00 UTC) we will critically question how some policies and practices damage the connection between past and present for certain groups, societies or erase particular histories. To do this, specific cases will be discussed to demonstrate effects and alternative ways in which communities reclaim their heritage.


SPEAKERS
Tui Shortland (Māori), Awatea Organics, Aotearoa (New Zealand)
Claudio Arestivo, co-founder of MoltiVolti Palermo Historic Centre (Italy)
Dr. Kellie Pollard, Charles Darwin University (Australia)
Dicle Beştaş, Program Coordinator from ‘Loading Art Space’ Diyarbakır Walled-City (Turkey)