Wednesday, March 24 from 3.00 p.m to 4.15 p.m (CET) for the first session of our upcoming webinar series “How to Protect and Promote Your Culture”.

In February 2020, NACF co-hosted a first-of-its-kind gathering in Washington, D.C., with the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). The Native Arts and Culture: Resilience, Reclamation, and Relevance convening brought together over 225 attendees, including members from more than 40 tribal nations, representatives from over a dozen federal/state/regional entities, many Native artists and students, as well as non-profit professionals and funders who support Native peoples

Con la finalidad de continuar garantizando el derecho de los pueblos indígenas u originarios, a ser informados en sus lenguas maternas, el Ministerio de Cultura está desarrollando e implementando estrategias para difundir las recomendaciones sanitarias y así reforzar la lucha contra la pandemia del COVID-19.

With funding through our Indigenous Languages and Arts program, the SharingStories Foundation has launched four new eBooks which bring ancient stories to life.

Con el objetivo de promover el debate sobre la ciencia abierta en el contexto mundial, la Unesco realizará consulta en línea para Pueblos Indígenas, como parte de un esfuerzo por construir una perspectiva amplia, abierta y geográficamente equilibrada sobre la ciencia abierta, con la participación de grupos específicos. La Secretaría Nacional de Cultura (SNC) apoya la difusión de la actividad.

As most organisations were preparing to close for the end of year break, the Australia Council made a significant announcement. It has invested $1.4m in 37 organisations through the Cherish Fund, which was established to invest in First Nations arts and culture during a year of extraordinary disruption.