Informatics to Conserve and Promote Heritage of Indigenous Communities
Abstract
Protecting the indigenous communities and their self-esteem, protecting their living environment, empowering them to sustain themselves respectful in the world are important. Conserving and promoting their heritage is crucial also for maintaining cultural diversity, strengthening community resilience, fostering intergenerational knowledge transfer, and ensuring the recognition and respect of not only indigenous rights and identities but also human rights in general. Informatics can offer hitherto unavailable possibilities for this endeavor.
Keywords
Culture, Intangible Heritage, Cultural Indigenous Communities, Art, Conservation, Politics, Tribal Law
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Mc Gilchrist (2012). The Divided Brain and the Search for Meaning. New Haven, Yale University Press
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Informatics Studies: ISSN: 2583-8994 (Online), 2320-530X (Print)