WOW Global 24
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Exploring the shared histories of the UK and South Asia during South Asian Heritage Month
South Asian Heritage Month: exploring the shared cultures and histories of the UK and South Asia
Covid-19 News, advice and support from international culture and heritage organisations
COVID-19 News, advice and support from international culture and heritage organisations
Apply for a grant in our new Disaster and Climate Change Preparedness in East Africa round
Applications for projects relating to Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, South Sudan, Rwanda, Tanzania or Uganda closed on 21 June 2020.
In conversation with Ilaria Manzini, Cultural Protection Fund project lead
We chatted with Prince Claus Fund's Ilaria Manzini to find out more about the Cultural Protection Fund funded project Postwar Reconstruction and Rehabilitation in Yemen.
In conversation with Cultural Protection Fund grantee Anna Leone
We chatted with Dr Anna Leone to find out more about the Cultural Protection Fund funded project Training in Action.
In conversation with Cultural Protection Fund grantee John Darlington
We chatted with World Monuments Fund Director, John Darlington, to find out more about their Cultural Protection Fund projects.
In conversation with Cultural Protection Fund grantee Basma El Husseiny
We chatted with Action for Hope Director, Basma El Husseiny, to find out more about the Cultural Protection Fund funded project Music Schools for Refugees.
Artivism in the Horn of Africa evaluation
Read the evaluation report on Artivism in the Horn of Africa, a project supporting young people in Sudan and Ethiopia to effect change within their communities.
A Brazilian activist and WOW Rio curator fighting for the rights of favela communities
The British Council's Jo Slack interviews Eliana Sousa Silva, WOW Rio curator and social activist advocating for the rights of people in the Brazilian Maré favela since her teens.