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The Palestinian Ministry of Culture announces a forum entitled "New Approaches toward a scientific national narrative for Palestine and its region" to be held in Cairo, Egypt 17-19 Dec 2021, as a preparatory for a series of future conferences intended to produce a whole, cohesive narrative based on extrapolations from discoveries and alternative scholarship, to bolster national consciousness and youth identity, to address claims and counter interpretations, and put an end to short-term or self-colonizing narratives.
Call for Presentations // Convocatoria
Call for Presentations // Convocatoria
Gender disparities remain high in the South Asia region, yet at the same time there is a growing recognition of the potential of social protection programmes, including for women’s empowerment.
