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The World Festival of Black Arts opens in Dakar
π 1 April 1966Artists, writers and performers gathered for a festival celebrating contributions of Black peoples to world culture. Hosted under LΓ©opold SΓ©dar Senghor, it created an international stage for...
International educators receive guidelines for addressing Islamophobia
π 28 Oktober 2011ODIHR, UNESCO and the Council of Europe published guidelines for educators on countering intolerance and discrimination against Muslims. The resource addressed policymakers, teacher trainers, school...
A Vienna roundtable addresses anti-Muslim prejudice through education
π 6 September 2012ODIHR, UNESCO and the Council of Europe convened a roundtable on countering intolerance against Muslims in societies in transition. The meeting focused on applying their educatorsβ guidelines and...
A Strasbourg roundtable develops educational responses to anti-Muslim prejudice
π 5 Juli 2013The Council of Europe hosted the third joint roundtable promoting guidelines on countering intolerance and discrimination against Muslims. ODIHR, UNESCO and the Council of Europe brought educational...
First International Day of Mathematics is celebrated
π 14 Maart 2020The annual observance uses 14 March, associated with the decimal digits 3.14, to promote mathematics worldwide.
Mathematics is framed as a public resource
π 14 Maart 2020Activities connect the discipline with health, climate, technology, culture, industry and sustainable development.
Global celebration can broaden historical narratives
π 14 Maart 2020Schools and institutions can use the day to feature Indigenous, African, Asian, Islamic, Latin American and women's contributions.
Access remains an issue in mathematical education
π 14 Maart 2020Celebration alone does not remove unequal schooling, language barriers, digital divides or the concentration of research funding.
UNESCO reports Eastern African medicine discussion
π 5 December 2020Publication date: UNESCO described a webinar on traditional and complementary medicine during COVID-19.
African medicine webinar weighs knowledge and evidence
π 5 December 2020Publication date: regional organizations discussed sharing and studying African traditional medicine; no COVID-19 remedy was proven.
UNESCO relates health traditions to heritage
π 5 December 2020Publication date: UNESCO placed inherited medicine within discussion of cultural heritage and biodiversity.
African medical knowledge rights enter pandemic debate
π 5 December 2020Publication date: participants addressed ethics, community knowledge and support for research during the pandemic.