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Programme

Past Events

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PROGRAMME

Language: English/Korean (Simultaneous Interpretation)

Day 1-1 : Opening 09:30~11:50 | Performance Hall

Time Schedule
09:00 ~ 09:30 Registration
09:30 ~ 10:10 Opening
Special Lecture / Keynotes
(Moderator: Dr. Kyung-Koo Han, Professor, Seoul National University, Korea)
10:10 ~ 11:10 Keynotes
  • Keynote 1. Enrich, Include and Empower: Living Heritage
    (Prof. Marc Jacobs, Critical Heritage Studies in the Faculty of Design Sciences, University Antwerp, Belgium)
  • Keynote 2. Value of ICH in the Contemporary Lives of People
    (Prof. Yon Ho Suh, Chair of the ICH Committee, Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea)
11:10 ~ 11:50 Special Lecture: Sustainable Development, Civic Life, and ICH
(Mr. Ki-moon Ban, 8th Secretary-General of the United Nations)

Day 1-2 13:30~18:10 | Floor 3F Conference Hall | Go to YouTube Live 10. 10.(Thu), 13:30-18:10

Time Schedule
Session 1. Enriching Life: Enjoyment and Participation
(Moderator: Dr. Jang-Sik Jang, National Folk Museum of Korea)
13:30 ~ 15:10
  • Richness Resulting from Diversity: Staging World Performing Arts at the Maison des Cultures du Monde, Paris
    (Mr. Pierre Bois, Scientific Advisor, Maison des Cultures du Monde)
  • Sacred Sites as Living Heritage: Enriching Community Life
    (Ms. Cholponai Usubalieva-Grishchuk, Aigine, Kyrgyzstan)
  • Nordic Safeguarding Practices: Safeguarding from Civil Society
    (Dr. Leena Marsio, Finnish Heritage Agency)
  • George Town Heritage Celebrations: Community Mobilization and Empowerment
    (Dr. Ang Ming Chee, General Manager, George Town World Heritage Incorporated, Malaysia)
15:10 ~ 15:20 Coffee break
Session 2. Inclusive Society: Solidarity and Respect
(Moderator: Mr. Gi Hyung Keum, Director-General, ICHCAP)
15:20 ~ 17:00
  • Inclusivity through ICH: How Cambodian Living Arts is working towards a more diverse and inclusive society
    (Ms. Yon Sokhorn, Cambodian Living Arts)
  • Adapting Ancient ICH for New Situation
    (Mr. Yeo Kirk Siang, National Heritage Board, Singapore)
  • Adapting Ancient ICH for New Situations
    (Dr. Karma Phuntsho, Loden Foundation of Bhutan)
  • Made51: Bringing Refugee-made Craft to the Global Market
    (Mr. Aurore Lebouchard, Protection Officer, UNHCR Representation in the Republic of Korea)
17:00 ~ 17:10 Coffee break
17:10 ~ 18:10 Panel Discussion 1. Agency of the Public in ICH Enjoyment: Direction for ICH Promotion Activities and Policy
  • Moderator: Dr. Jeongsook Chung (Representative Director, Jeonju Cultural Foundation)
  • Panels
    • Dr. Urtnasan Norov (Foundation for the Protection of Natural and Cultural Heritage, Mongolia)
    • Dr. Le Thi Minh Ly (Director, Center for Research and Promotion Cultural Heritage Vietnam)
    • Mr. Ok-Sub Jin (President, Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation)
    • Prof. Kyeongmi Kim (Director, Jeonbuk Culture and Tourism Foundation)
    • Dr. Heekyung Choi (International Women and Family Foundation)

Session 1: Enriching Life: Enjoyment and Participation
Overview: How does ICH make our lives more enjoyable, beautiful, and enriched? How does living heritage enrich civic life? This session presents case studies that highlight how non-ICH specialists and those with no professional training in heritage work are brought to take interest in and participate in the enjoyment of ICH.

Session 2: Inclusive Society: Solidarity and Respect
Overview: ICH cannot only solve global problems such as environmental issues and food security, but also enhance civic life by resolving conflicts and building solidarity within society. This session presents ICH activities that help us understand the larger role of living heritage in public life.

Panel Discussion 1: Agency of the Public in ICH Enjoyment: Direction for ICH Promotion Activities and Policy
Overview: Sessions 1 and 2 focus on case studies related to the enjoyment of ICH and the social value of ICH respectively, connected to the activities of promotional organizations that initiate participatory activities and policy institutions that build social infrastructures. The goal of this discussion is to think about the direction of promotional activities and policy-making to achieve sustainability in civic life.