2022 WHIPIC Online Lecture and Webinar Series

12 Dec 2022

2022 Dec Vol. 03

2022 WHIPIC Online Lecture

and Webinar Series

Since 2020, WHIPIC Lecture and Webinar Series programs have been conducted every year with worldly renowned scholars of heritage interpretation. In 2022 as well, the program was conducted. In commemoration of the 50th year of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention, 5 online lecture and webinar sessions were conducted with the theme, ‘Bridging the Gap: 50 Years of the World Heritage Convention.’ In 2022, the program presented contributions and overlooked aspects of the Convention in the past 50 years and our future missions.
Recordings of every lecture are available via YouTube and Facebook.

Session	Date	Theme
1st Webinar	August 25	Bridging the Gap: 50 Years of the World Heritage Convention [Presenter] Souayibou Varissou (African World Heritage Fund) Kerime Danis (International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) ICIP) Haifaa Abedalhalim (OurWorldHeritage) Miray Hasaltun Wosinski (Bahrain Authority for Culture & Antiquities)
2nd Lecture	September 16	Human-Nature Coexistence through Heritage Interpretation [Presenter] Ishanlosen Odiaua (ICOMOS)
3rd Lecture	September 29	For sustainable Heritage Interpretation: Public Friendly Presentation [Presenter] James Carter (Fellow of the Association for Heritage Interpretation)
4th Lecture	October 20	Interlinking the Tangible and Intangible including Memories in Heritage Interpretation [Presenter] Neel Kamal Chapagain (Ahmedabad University)
5th Webinar	November 10	The Directions of Heritage Interpretation in World Heritage Policy [Presenter] Joseph King (ICCROM) Gautam Talukdar (WII, UNESCO Category 2 Centre in India) Hyun Kyung Lee (Sogang University)

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