From Stories to Solutions: Uniting Through Visual Narratives Each story from the NOOR images workshop represents a call to action, urging us to recognise the magnitude of the climate crisis and the need for immediate, concerted efforts. Whether th...
October 18, 2024
The use of story cards is a form of performance in which pictures are shown to the audience with the story read aloud. The practice is very common in Japanese schools, as it can be conducted by teachers for students or by students for one another. Th...
October 18, 2024
Alternative and Inclusive Therapeutic Methods at Aung Clinic Aung clinic was established by two doctors, psychiatrist Dr. San San Oo and general practitioner Dr. Aung Min. In 2010, Dr. San San Oo left Yangon Mental Health hospital. Yangon Mental H...
Auguest 26, 2024
[1] Taiwan Cultural Memory Bank – Tibetan Community Hall ...
Auguest 26, 2024
Myanmar’s denial of Rohingya The Burmese government is intent on denying the existence of Rohingya and has taken an official stance on this denial since passing the Citizenship Act of 1982. In Rakhine, Burmese state authorities have ev...
Auguest 26, 2024
Recommendations: 1. "Nepal: Conflict-Era Rapes Go Unpunished" by Human Rights Watch 2. "A project in Nepal is documenting and sharing testimonials from the 10-year armed conflict" by Global Voices ...
April 11, 2024
Recommendations: "A life of 'constant fear': The plight of African LGBTQ refugees" from National Cathoic Reporter ...
April 11, 2024
Conclusion With the growing attention on community participation, as suggested in the new museum definition for 2022 by ICOM, an issue that museums have been working on is how they could adopt diverse perspectives through community participation a...
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Museums can be a means of channeling more attention to equal rights and contemporary issues, but given that there are countries torn by war at the moment, the actions and influence brought by museums seem too ideal and subtle to make a difference. Th...
November 27, 2023
