We are pleased to share the publication of Episode 3 of TRANSITION Podcast, entitled “Rethinking how we teach and preserve heritage: representation, inclusion and collaboration”.
In this episode, Ana Carvalho speaks with Dr. Dlshad Marf, archeologist and assistant professor from the University of Sulaimani, in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.
Marf discusses the main threats to archaeological heritage in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, from limited restoration funding to looting and conflict-related destruction. He also reflects on the role of minority communities in cultural heritage preservation, highlighting the need for more inclusive teaching methods, stronger community collaboration, and a broader understanding of heritage as a shared responsibility.
Listen to the episode now! Available on Spotify, YouTube and Anghami.
More info on the #TRANSITIONPodcast here.