Africa: Looted African Belongings Must Be Returned – Is It Repatriation or Restitution? the Words We Use Matter

Africa: Looted African Belongings Must Be Returned – Is It Repatriation or Restitution? the Words We Use Matter

Museums and universities around the world hold vast collections of cultural artefacts, artworks, objectified belongings and even ancestral remains. Many were not freely given but taken during colonial times, through force, manipulation, theft or violence. For decades, they have sat in storerooms and display cases, classified into categories like anthropology, natural history or ethnology, separated…

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Belgium Campus develops sign language words for computer science

Belgium Campus develops sign language words for computer science

Edward van Niekerk, cluster head: Business Science, Belgium Campus ITversity. Private higher education institution Belgium Campus ITversity has announced key developments in creating sign language for Deaf computer science students. This, as September is observed as International Month for Deaf People, to promote awareness of the rights of Deaf persons around the world. Belgium Campus…

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Africa: What Is Ableism? Words Can Hurt People but African Culture Offers an Alternative

Africa: In Their Own Words – ‘The Rebirth of My Hope’ – Young Refugee Scholar Shares Stories of Hope and Resilience

Abdallah Abdelrahman Saleh is one of the 30 Sudanese refugee students who make up the first-ever cohort of Albert Einstein German Academic Refugee Initiative (DAFI) scholars in the Central African Republic, thanks to a transformative partnership between UNHCR and the Mastercard Foundation. This historic initiative is opening new pathways for refugee youth to rebuild their…

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