Culture as a Human Right with Cultural Heritage Partners

07/07/22 • 34 min

The combination of law, anthropology, and archaeology sounds rather niche, right?
Despite the specificity of the work by Greg Werkheiser and colleagues, Cultural Heritage Partners play a huge role in advocating for the cultural rights of marginalized communities.
Today we're exploring questions like: What makes an ethical museum? and What can we be doing to help our Native American Neighbors.
Learn more at Culturalheritagepartners.com or @Cultural Heritage Partners

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Have you ever wondered what "At Will" employment really means?
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Today we're going over some of the most common forms of workplace discrimination with employment attorney, Sarah Robb.
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Outdoor Justice with Blue Sky Fund

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Many of us take The Great Outdoors for granted, but for millions of children across The Nation enjoying the education and healing prospects of nature simply is not an option.
Many children from lower income neighborhoods do not have readily available access to clean and safe green space. Even more strikingly, the United States park system harbors a deeply racist history.
Today attorney Miriam Airington-Fisher is joined by Tanesha and Diane of Blue Sky Fund to talk about the importance of outdoor equity and unconventional learning opportunities for all children regardless of income or racial heritage.
Believe it or not, there is a strong intersection between nature and the juvenile justice system.
How was the outdoors inspired you?