MASTER CLASS TO MARK END OF WORLD HERITAGE DAY
Master Conference to mark the end of activities in the celebration of the world heritage day/ international day of sites and Monuments. Amazing experience from a cream of expert cultural stakeholders on topics such as...
Master Conference to mark the end of activities in the celebration of the world heritage day/ international day of sites and Monuments. Amazing experience from a cream of expert cultural stakeholders on topics such as; heritage conservation, protecting heritage in crisis zone, the effects of climate change on heritage and heritage sites and from our Director Tamfu Kilem the UNESCO heritage list and sites in Cameroon. This conference engaged stakeholders and students from the University of BAMENDA
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT WORKSHOP
As part of activities to engage children in holidays activities and also allow them gather skills. Skill development is an integral skill in building a more resilient future. One of the most sustainable ways of building local economies is engaging young people...
As part of activities to engage children in holidays activities and also allow them gather skills. Skill development is an integral skill in building a more resilient future. One of the most sustainable ways of building local economies is engaging young people to learning skills in local arts and craft. Through this training, arts is being used as a tool to engaging young people and children in progressive activities, promoting cohesion and participation. Direct Action for Rights Equity and Development in partnership with the Regional Delegation of Arts and Culture North West Region is organizing a one month training for children in music, dance, embroidery, painting and computer programming. Engaging over 50 children in Bamenda I sub division
ENGAGING LOCAL CRAFTSMEN
Engaging craft men and women in the Northwest Region as a tool for capacity building through roundtable discussions to identify key areas for intervention and support to creative and Cultural sectors. As a means to supporting import substitution...
Engaging craft men and women in the Northwest Region as a tool for capacity building through roundtable discussions to identify key areas for intervention and support to creative and Cultural sectors. As a means to supporting import substitution as part of government efforts to build local economies, engaging SMEs CIGs and cooperative societies to partner, network and collaborate in building lasting partnership that can help build the sector, increase ROI and local development.