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While preparing for this fourth edition of our public history talks, we really wanted to stretch and play with the definition and notion of
13-15 May 2024, The Hague, Netherlands In 2024, The Hague Convention marks its 70th anniversary. Conceived in the wake of the Second World War,
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African Digital Heritage (ADH) is continually working to encourage a more critical, holistic and knowledge-based approach to digital solutions within African heritage. Through this,
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Join our Head of Programs Mutanu Kyany’a alongside fellow digital heritage practitioners on the continent as they explore the intersection of technology and cultural
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