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  Managing Diversity in a Global Society

  Posted on September 15, 2015 by Catherine Leonard in Diversity, Heritage Education, Youth engagement

  This course, shared by the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda, provides the student with a critical understanding of theories of diversity, tolerance and pluralism, as well as with an opportunity to examine how these can be applied in a practical context. Managing Diversity in a Global Society: University-Module Since 2009, the Pluralism Knowledge Programme has brought […]

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  Tapuwae: A Vision for Places of Maori Heritage

  Posted on July 31, 2017 by Catherine Leonard in Case Studies, Diversity, Governance

  Tapuwae means ‘sacred footprint’. The Māori Heritage Council (the Council) uses this term to symbolise the Māori heritage ‘footprints’ in the landscape. It is also used to communicate the idea that we can look back to where we have been as we move forward, taking more steps. The Council has a national leadership role to […]

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  The Mutuality of Colonial Heritage in Multi-ethnic Paramaribo; Reality or Illusion?

  Posted on July 31, 2017 by Catherine Leonard in Case Studies in Heritage Conservation, Diversity

  This paper, delivered by Eugenio van Maanen and Gregory Ashworth at the “Contested Pasts: Urban Heritage in Divided Cities,” Conference of the Association of Critical Heritage Studies, Canada, in 2016, introduces the term ‘mutual heritage’ and seeks to explore the existence of mutuality within the interpretation of built colonial heritage in a multiethnic society. The Mutuality of Colonial Heritage […]

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