Cultural heritage and the future

Karlsson, Anna

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“…Collaborations with filmmakers, historians and scholars can weave compelling narratives that tug at heartstrings. Through vivid visuals, television can draw stakeholders into the stories that these sites tell (Johnson et al, 2021).…”

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Cultural Heritage Conservation in Borno and Yobe States: The Role of Media and Collaborative Initiatives in the Lake Chad Region of Nigeria

2023

International Journal of Media and Information Literacy

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The Lake Chad region, extending across several nations, exemplifies the interplay of culture, history and resilience. Focusing on Nigeria's Borno and Yobe states, this paper explores how media and collaborative engagement shape the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage. Drawing from regional and international data sources, including climate studies, indigenous community narratives and UNESCO records, this study examines the role of media platforms and local initiatives in safeguarding heritage. Incorporating diverse data types such as ethnographic research, historical accounts and governmental reports, the paper showcases the region's cultural mosaic and historical significance. Collaborative engagement is illuminated through case studies of BRTV, YBC and local organisations like Kanempress Digital Hub. Findings underscore the integral role of media in amplifying cultural narratives, connecting communities and sparking global interest. The paper highlights the challenges posed by conflict, climate change and resource limitations, underscoring the need for coordinated efforts. In conclusion, the Lake Chad region emerges as a testament to cultural resilience and global interconnectedness. Recommendations encompass fostering partnerships, integrating heritage in education and leveraging digital platforms for heritage promotion. This study contributes to a comprehensive understanding of cultural heritage preservation and its potential for socio-economic development.

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Cultural Heritage Conservation in Borno and Yobe States: The Role of Media and Collaborative Initiatives in the Lake Chad Region of Nigeria

2023

International Journal of Media and Information Literacy

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Cultural heritage and the future

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Cultural Heritage Conservation in Borno and Yobe States: The Role of Media and Collaborative Initiatives in the Lake Chad Region of Nigeria

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