Réunion du Conseil scientifique 2 : Questions statutaires For more information / Pour plus d’information : secretariat@icomos.org

ICOMOS Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Uruguay: Tercera Jornada Rioplatense de Patrimonio Cutlural/ Third Heritage Day of the Rio Plata region Para el programa y más información: véase el folleto adjunto/ For programme and more information: see flyer attached Informes e inscripcion/ Information and registration: jornadarioplatense@gmail.com

Réunion des Comités nationaux 2 For more information / Pour plus d’information : secretariat@icomos.org

Réunion du Conseil scientifique 1 : Révision du Plan scientifique triennal, projets et collaborations For more information / Pour plus d’informations : secretariat@icomos.org

ICOMOS IRELAND ANNUAL MAURA SHAFFREY LECTURE: CLARA AROKIASAMY OBE MSc People and Place: Expression of shared heritage through Intangible Cultural Heritage Response by Virginia Teehan, CEO The Heritage Council The lecture will be preceded by the publication launch of Other Staries: Cultural Heritage and Society by Minister Malcolm Noonan, T.D. Pre-booking is essential – register at: www.icomosirelandamsl.eventbrite.ie

ICOMOS Webinar Series | ICOMOS ICICH
“Intangible Cultural Heritage: Shared Issues at Place” Annual General Meeting

This webinar will address the issue of the sustainability of Intangible Cultural Heritage within communities at times of change, development, and community migration. 

4:30pm – 5:30pm CET 


Register in advance for this meeting: 
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwvdOitqD8pHNCjsqnVvIk6Yc0PWMuxjIAJ


After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

ICOMOS Webinar Series | ICOMOS Nigeria
Landscape, Knowledge and Sense of Place: What Does Indigeneity Mean in the African Context

The theorising of African indigeneity in and of itself is challenging by virtue of the dominance of postmodern politics as an acceptable approach for Africans who are often seen as not Indigenous enough. The tensions become even more intense when the focus is diasporic or enslaved descendants; does these context render African indigeneity impossible or, simply non-existent? 

Possible questions to be addressed: What does it mean to be indigenous as an African ; Does the word “Indigeneity” the word Africans want to use? ; Is intrinsic culture carried in our beings due to forceful removals from our lands? Will tangible and intangible aspects of African indigeneity mean the built environment, sites, personal and symbolic meanings of regions or kinships within African cultural landscapes? Or is there more to it ; Do we reclaim Pan Africanism as a collective?


13 November
6:00 – 7:30 pm WAT
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“Advancing Risk Management for the Shared Future”


6-ISCs Joint Meeting aims to provide a forum for considering the various threats (whether natural cause or human error) in cultural heritage regarding how to address and where to start by shared responsibility. By creating new tools and guidance among interdisciplinary fields, it shall lead us to achieve a shared future – with the theme- “Advancing Risk Management for the Shared Future”. 
We hope this joint meeting will be an opportunity to bring participants together from any discipline across the heritage sector from all over the world, whether they be academic or professional to come together to discuss topics and case studies relating to this theme. * Information to be updated.

The Risk management of Cultural Heritage is the theme of this joint meeting, including the following topics:
(1) Climate Change and Cultural Heritage,
(2) Disaster Risk Management and Resilience,
(3) Post disaster re-construction and authenticity,
(4) Post disaster management,
(5) Relevant subjects are welcomed. (particularly the issues/case studies regarding Wildfires and Heritage — Community Engagement, Preparedness, Resilience and Recovery)

11:00am – 01:00pm CET (Paris) time,
05:00pm – 07:00pm Taipei,
06:00pm – 08:00pm Tokyo,
08.00pm – 10.00pm AEST (Sydney),
05:00am – 07:00am ET (New York). 

Register in advance via http://www.6isc2020ga.org/registration.html by 10 October. 
The webinar code will be sent by email.