In February of 2023, Heart's Content, NL and Valentia, Ireland, were added to the Tentative List for UNESCO World Heritage Status, one s...

The International Information and Networking Centre for Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Asia-Pacific Region has recently published th...

For this month's update, we are showcasing more of our built heritage work, with updates on work related to our fisheries heritage p...

Architecture or built heritage in Old Quebec. Today’s Folklore Photos come from the International Conference on Intangible Cultural ...

Stephanie Chipilski is from Winnipeg, Manitoba. She currently works at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, as the Assistant Registrar,...

On Monday last, I gave a guest lecture on intangible cultural heritage for Scott Neilsen's Cultural Resource Management (CRM) course at ...

I had a question this morning from a colleague who asked, essentially, what is ICH? It is a complex answer, but sometimes people want ...

Tuesday was day two of the course on Intangible Heritage I'm teaching at the University of Victoria. We started out this morning,...

Guest blog post by Heather Elliott Hi everyone! My name is Heather and I am the newly selected representative for Youth Heritage NL on...

Baku, Azerbaijan, 05 December—The Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage, holding its 8th session until ...

ICHCAP ( www.ichcap.org ) is a UNESCO Category 2 Centre based in Korea, whose main role "is to strengthen 'Information and Netw...

It has been a busy few months for the ICH office at the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador (HFNL), and we are gearing up for...

I arrived in Paris yesterday, and since then have had a day and a half of interesting meetings and conversations already. I got here i...

I've just returned from the Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO in Ottawa. While there, I made a presentati...