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Dr Banu Pekol

Berghof Foundation
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Turkey

Banu Pekol has more than a decade of experience on such sites in Turkey and has most recently worked at the Berghof Foundation
Starts 13 May 2022
14:00
CET
Online
Led by Dr Banu Pekol
Registration is Free
Registration Ended

The protection of post-conflict cultural heritage is a field that reaches beyond that of mainstream heritage conservation, involving tensions between subnational minorities, dominant groups, governments and external actors. This seminar will present how working with cultural heritage can be an added value within peacebuilding and conflict transformation.

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