Middle East People’s Culture Conservation Collective
This project will empower young people across Syria, Iraq and Egypt to protect the heritage of marginalised religious, ethnic and linguistic minorities within their own communities.
Where heritage is at risk due to the effects of conflict, training in digital archiving and data preservation will mean that oral histories, interviews, photos and videos capturing dance, language, festivals, feasts, music, pilgrimages and more are archived and preserved for future generations.
This project will empower young people across Syria, Iraq and Egypt to protect the heritage of marginalised religious, ethnic and linguistic minorities within their own communities.
Project Details
Location: Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Northern Africa, Middle East, Africa, Asia
Organiser(s):
Institute of Development Studies
Project partner(s): 1.Refcemi 2. The University of Duhok 3. Coptic Apostolic Church of Al Minya 4. Diocese of El Qussia, Coptic Orthodox Church
Funder(s):
British Council Cultural Protection Fund in partnership with DCMS
Funding received: £1,000,798.2
Commencement Date: 12/2022
Project Status: Active
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