The Arab Network of Civil Society Organizations to Safeguard Cultural Heritage
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reimagines the craft of silk-screen printing.
The “Ambassadors of Silk” project is implemented by Snobar Foundation, with support from Heritage for Peace through the ANSCH initiative, and funded by the Cultural Protection Fund of the British Council.
🧵 When we create space for heritage to inspire, we give it new opportunities to thrive.
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traditional workshops, remaining a living art form that continues to evolve within academic institutions and pass its skills on to a new generation of artists and creatives.
✨ Safeguarding traditional crafts is not only about recording their history. It also means supporting
knowledge. Students engaged with its techniques and tools through a creative lens, guided by their professors as they explored new ways of interpreting this heritage.
🎨 Documenting the faculty’s artistic activities offered a glimpse into how silk-screen printing extends beyond
🎨🎬 When academic art meets traditional craftsmanship, knowledge becomes creativity, and documentation becomes a story told through images!
We are pleased to continue following the inspiring activities of the “Ambassadors of Silk” project in Damascus, Syria,
📢 Building Resilience Conference | Programme Now Available
🔗 View the programme: ansch.heritageforpeace.org/a…
We are pleased to invite you to the “Building Resilience” conference, taking place online on 19–20 October 2026.
📢 Building Resilience | Celebrating Heritage Achievements
online on 19–20 October
🕛 12:00–17:00 CEST | 💻 Open to everyone via Zoom 🔗 Register: lnkd.in/efjBAW_9
Implemented by Heritage for Peace through ANSCH, funded by the British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund, with academic support from IMF-CSIC.
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🏛️ When work continues despite war, protecting heritage becomes an act of resilience. ✨
We are pleased to continue following Phase II of the Resilient Aksum Project in Aksum, Tigray, Ethiopia, where the project continues to move forward despite war, blockade, and enormous
strengthening communities that see their heritage as an essential part of their identity and their hope for the future.
🙏 Hidmo Community Based Development Organization extends its sincere appreciation to Heritage for Peace, the ANSCH Network, and the British Council for
their valuable partnership and continued support for this important initiative.
✨ Aksum endures. Its people remain resilient. Its heritage gives us hope.
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