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3 American Indian Monuments and the Leaders They Represent

1 month ago

By Miles Ezeilo One of the focal points of the Monuments Toolkit is to recognize heritage in all forms and fashions. This is exactly why we take pride in telling…

Webinar “Centering Oppressive Spaces with Digital Media”

2 months ago

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Please join us online Friday 28 October, at 2 pm EDT for a free webinar entitled “Centering Oppressive Spaces with Digital Media.” This webinar explores the interactions between digital media, public spaces,…

“Re-Contextualizing Monuments of Oppression” Webinar

3 months ago

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Register now for the Monument Toolkit Project’s September webinar on Re-Contextualizing Monuments of Oppression on September 30th at 1 pm EDT.

August Webinar: “Protecting the Legacy of ‘Comfort Women’ Memorials”

4 months ago

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Register now for the August Monuments Toolkit webinar: “Protecting the Legacy of ‘Comfort Women’ Memorials.” Free / contribution optional. 4:30 – 6 pm EDT, Friday 26 August. Learn about how…

Monuments Toolkit Webinar: Oppressive Monuments in the Museum Space

5 months ago

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Friday July 29th, at 1PM EDT Register for free here! This month’s theme considers the possibility of public and private institutions to acquire and display oppressive monuments. The challenges faced…

Monuments Conference 2023

5 months ago

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We are currently planning the Inaugural Monuments Conference for 2023. In order to plan a conference that suits your needs, we need your help to complete this short survey!

Monuments Toolkit Webinar: Controversial Monuments in Spaces of Regional Conflict

6 months ago

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US/ICOMOS Monuments Toolkit Project invites you to our first webinar: Controversial Monuments in Spaces of Regional Conflict June 24, 2022 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Register for this…

Protests, Social Justice, and Monuments

6 months ago

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By Gilbert C. Correa, Monuments Toolkit Project 2020 brought issues related to social justice into focus. As the COVID-19 pandemic raged on, the world heritage community had to contend with…

We Invite You to Share Your Perspectives on Monuments

7 months ago

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US/ICOMOS Monuments Toolkit invites you to share your opinions on monuments and your insights on advocacy training materials. Please click here to take the survey

John R. Monaghan: The Contested Memory of American and Samoan History

7 months ago

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By Destiny Heard, Monuments Toolkit The colonial history of America is not new information to many ears, however Asian-American and Pacific Islander histories are understated and absent from school curricula,…