Social justice, arts, ecology, and international solidarity. 🏳️🌈 Working with @CCUNESCO Views my own
Ottawa, Ontario
Joined September 2011
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Kate Declerck retweeted
📢 New publication released! Read about how you can support the #decolonization of #HigherEducation in Canada and beyond. @unesco @FPCFoundation @UNESCOchairCBR @KnowEquityLab
“We didn’t inscribe soup,” Ohinata said, of borscht’s recognition. “We inscribed what it means to share this food among Ukrainian people.”
In a new Weekend Essay, Julian Lucas considers what constitutes “intangible” or living cultural heritage—and why UNESCO is working to protect it. nyer.cm/zkd5J3a
ALT The headline reads, "UNESCO's Quest to Save the World's Intangible Heritage."
Kate Declerck retweeted
Joignez-vous à notre équipe dynamique! Nous servons de pont entre les Canadiennes et les Canadiens et le travail vital de l'UNESCO - l'Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'éducation, la science et la culture.
L'affichage des postes est disponible ici: bit.ly/3HUU1bj
Kate Declerck retweeted
Join our dynamic team! We serve as a bridge between Canadians and the vital work of @UNESCO - the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
See #jobposting here: bit.ly/48euhRW
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"Our industry is capable of empathy." Though we have been direct and sharp about fellow journalists abroad facing threats, death and limits on press freedom, we have been silent on Palestinian journalists in Gaza. thestar.com/opinion/as-a-jou…
Kate Declerck retweeted
📝 More than ever, the #2005Convention @UNESCO is vitally important.
👉 Find out more about this unique normative instrument that contributes to economic growth and peace: bit.ly/3RoiBFA
#SupportCreativity I @cdec_cdceI @Canada2UNESCO @CdnHeritage @CanadaCouncil
Kate Declerck retweeted
Interested in the relationship between #IndigenousLanguages and sustainable development? Read Mariam Wallet Aboubakrine's article on our website!
@MAboubakrine @UNESCO @ILDecade @UN4Indigenous | #SDGs
en.ccunesco.ca/idealab/arram…
Kate Declerck retweeted
Wab Kinew’s historic win in Manitoba suggests the lighting of the Anishinaabe’s eighth fire. What lies ahead is immense work and he carries 150+ years of colonization with him. But he also carries something greater, Anishinaabe strength. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
Kate Declerck retweeted
Good news! The Mary Ann Shadd Cary archives have recently been added to the Canada Memory of the World Register. (Re)discover this trailblazer who led the way for Black and women journalists: bit.ly/3PVVUJi
@ArchivesOntario @LibraryArchives | 🖌️ by @YungYemi
Kate Declerck retweeted
The Nisga'a Nation has finally brought its family history home, almost 100 years after a totem pole was stolen and sold to Scotland's National Museum.
@AmyParent11
#ReconciliationInAction #TruthAndReconciliation
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Kate Declerck retweeted
📢We are very pleased to announce that Yves-Gérard Méhou-Loko will be the new Secretary General for the Canadian Commission for UNESCO. Press release: bit.ly/3pqGtyu @CanadaCouncil @Canada2UNESCO
Uganda's #AntiHomosexualityBill has led to mob violence, meanwhile in Canada the publically funded York Catholic District school board is shaming #LGBTQ students and staff by refusing to fly the pride flag. Why so hard world, to respect basic human rights? theguardian.com/global-devel…
I wonder what she feels... Canada's last northern spotted owl, alone in the once lush forest of the Fraser River canyon, having seen old growth logging destoy her habitat and kill her species #biodiversity @LeylandCecco @jwints theguardian.com/environment/…
Kate Declerck retweeted
The NCTR is honoured that UNESCO approved the nomination to inscribe the Archival Records of the NCTR into the Memory of the World International Register.
For more information, please visit: buff.ly/3OLQjoW
Have been listening to @duncanmccue's podcast Kuper Island this week - it is so gut wrenching to listen to, particularly as a mother. Yet what is #truthandreconciliation without holding space for the truth and sharing the burden of this knowledge? @cbcpodcasts
Kate Declerck retweeted
Are you interested in “ni kiskinohamâson” (learning) Cree? Head over to mfnerc.org to get your copy of this beautiful Cree Syllabics chart. #MFERC #LearnCree
An insightful work that illuminates how "the specificity of #IndigenousLanguages is connected to the physical characteristics of the land and the behavioural obligations that come with its care." @ILDecade
Place names in #IndigenousLanguages can be descriptive of landscape and topographical features & also serve as links to stories and histories of place. To learn more read 'The Language of Indigenous Heritage' by Lisa Proper, a member of Acadia First Nation.en.ccunesco.ca/-/media/Files…
Learning something new each day on the job with @CCUNESCO! Currently learning about #openscience practices that aim make scientific knowledge available, accessible and reusable for all. Looking forward to follow the work of the new UNESCO Chair @lariviev newswire.ca/news-releases/ca…
Article on the intrinsic relationship between #PressFreedom and all other human rights + current challenges in Canada from harassment of journalists to disinformation and AI cbc.ca/news/editorsblog/cbc-…
