Children remain a key focus of our work. Ensuring that every child has access to culture education, a happy childhood and a fulfilled life remain our priority. @cssc-oxford UNAOC - United Nations Alliance of Civilizations Intercultural Innovation Hub @Globalchildrend @unicef @unescoyaounde Rumi Forum @ELMAphilanthro

As the discourse on restitution and heritage management widens, the role of valuable resources becomes increasingly vital. We bring to you Ibrahima "Ibou" Amadou, a Senegalese political scientist and writer with a wealth of experience is mobilizing resources for restitution

Repatriating cultural artifacts stolen from African nations is vital, yet resource availability poses a challenge. We proudly introduce Veronika “with a K” Châtelain a Senegal-based heritage preservationist and grantmaker. In the podcast, we will evaluate availability of resources.

Do you know that our traditional regalia celebrated all over can be produced locally by a process called tie and dye? Are you interested in learning more about the tye and die production? Look no further. Our upcoming project will equip you with the necessary skills to outshine

Integrating youth voices in the restitution and heritage preservation dialogue is crucial for decolonising education and reclaiming cultural identity. Join us as we explore this topic with Dr. Christella-Mariza Kwizera, a sociologist, aesthetics, and global natural hair narrative

The cultural delicacy, the palm wine could disappear if not protected. In most cultures, palm wine is served as a “feel at home” gesture, used in ritual. Due to human induced causes and climate change, raffia palm trees are going extinct. Can you imagine culture without palm wine

Join us in exploring the gap between conversation and action with Headstrong Historian , a Kenyan historian and digital heritage specialist. Chao will unpack the colonial narratives surrounding restitution and propose ways to address them Africa-Europe Foundation

We are now in the preparatory phase of our joint project with UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 on textile heritage. The tie and dye is an age-long practice, which is gradually loosing its place. We are on an exploratory journey to preserve and promote this invaluable heritage. #promotingtextileheritag

Absolutely thrilled _this documentary will be screened at 3 forthcoming film festivals in Switzerland 🇨🇭, Italy 🇮🇹 & the US 🇺🇸 featuring my ongoing provenance and biographical research on African Collection in collaboration with diaspora communities. vimeo.com/996214321?shar…

Museums play a vital role in Restituting cultural heritage back to the communities of origin We bring to you Dr. Njabulo Chipangura, an anthropologist and Curator of Living Cultures at the Manchester Museum on the discourse on this important discourse. Africa-Europe Foundation

Research plays an immense role in unearthing truth and unraveling the dynamics of ruthless colonial encounters. we are honored to be joined by Mikael Assilkinga, young and brilliant art historian who has dedicated his academic career to exploring the complex colonial legacies

Day 1 of the tie and dye full of twists, knots, and folds to create different patterns when dyed. This part of the process envisioned how their designs would turn out after being submerged in the dye baths made from turmeric and lily extracts. An atmosphere of excitement.

Did you know that you can achieve beautiful colours on a fabric using natural dyes? We are super excited about the outcome of our eco friendly tie and dye textile heritage preservation and promotion with UNESCO YAOUNDE #Education #Sciences #Culture #Comm in Bamenda. Below is the use of turmeric to dye.

We want to take this special opportunity to thank our humble partner @unescoYaounde. Through our partnership we were able to train the participants in the use of eco friendly solutions for the production of tie and die. The smiles shows the beauty in providing local solutions

Coming soon! In this epic piece, we explore the intersection between history and restitution exclusively on our podcast on #YouthVoicesonRestitution and #African Heritage Management with powerful voices from #Kenya and #SouthAfrica Save the date

In this podcast #YouthVoicesOnRestitution and #HeritagePreservation in #Africa, we bring to you Dr Njabulo Chipangura from the Manchester Museum who says that reparations must be a way of building relationships between museums in the Global North and communities in Africa

Anticipate the launch of our podcast next week. We bring you powerful voices on the Continent Veronika “with a K” Châtelain and @Ibrahima Africa-Europe Foundation @Ibrahima Ibou Amadou Gi Yo Christella-Mariza Kwizera Njabulo Chipangura Headstrong Historian Mikael Assilkinga

Research plays an immense role in enhancing restitution and African Heritage Management. We bring you @Assilkinga Mikael on our podcast Stay connected Africa-Europe Foundation @Ibrahima Ibou Amadou Gi Yo Christella-Mariza Kwizera Njabulo Chipangura Headstrong Historian