there are many ways in which cultural heritage can be endangered. one prominent example art stolen by colonizers, the kenya based non profit, african digital heritage, is working to digitize these treasures. and we frame how this history is documented . yet another advantage of digital copies, cultural heritage can be showcased to a global audience online. ah, artifacts from african history? ideally, you might see them in person in the museum collection, but kenyan historian chow tianna minor. once more world wide accessibility we visited for many reasons. one of the primary ones being access, enabling audiences practitioners such as to access materials remotely to access material from different countries. you know, you don't have to be in kenya to access cultural heritage. another reason why we digitize is to preserve the material the digital heritage specialist trains museum staff across kenya. the teams have a huge task ahead of them, digitizing tens of thousands of books, papers, and photos. some of them hundreds of years old. i lot of the time

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with that what is the hashtag for apa heritage month? apa heritage month. how about that? thank you. with that please stand when you hear your name or organization. apa asian pacific island cultural center celebrating 25 years. [applause]. 50 years kearney street workshop. when we have the ceremony on the fourth they will speak about the work they have done. they have an opportunity to speak. three who will be receiving the inspirational achievement award. robert honda. robert is someone we are familiar on nbc. he brings a face to the asian pacific community when we don't see so many faces on television or in the arts representative. i want to thank you for highlighting the apa heritage stories. [applause]. rudy storiano. dancer. he founded a school. thank you for connecting people and promoting filipino community heritage through the expression. of course, someone with a close connection to me that i love food and food connects community. please stand. martin. you know martin. if there is a way to break down the first barriers. it is through bread breaking bread and shari

also we have heritage captain sponsor, kaiser permanente, cruise, heritage sponsors, aapi legislativeoundation first republic bank, golden state warriors, japan center garage corporation and meta. pg&e and at the heritage friends level a1 comcast and the san francisco association of realtors. this list is so incredibly long of the media sponsors, the community sponsors, you can see a list of them in your program book that you have in your laps. they are also at our web night, facebook page and other publicity materials. so once again, thank you for all of your support for this community celebration. once again for all of them a round of applause. [applause] >> how many of you are fans of kpop? yes, yes. all right, because we have a special treat coming up for you momentarily. founded in 2010 korean performance group also known as kpg, the dance team with passion for kpop. the team focuses on performances at u.c. berkeley and around the bay area. they strive for excellence, why not take it away. [applause] [music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [music] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> isn't it amazing that y

with that what is the hashtag for apa heritage month? apa heritage month. how about that?lease stand when you hear your name or organization. apa asian pacific island cultural center celebrating 25 years. [applause]. 50 years kearney street workshop. when we have the ceremony on the fourth they will speak about the work they have done. they have an opportunity to speak. three who will be receiving the inspirational achievement award. robert honda. robert is someone we are familiar on nbc. he brings a face to the asian pacific community when we don't see so many faces on television or in the arts representative. i want to thank you for highlighting the apa heritage stories. [applause]. rudy storiano. dancer. he founded a school. thank you for connecting people and promoting filipino community heritage through the expression. of course, someone with a close connection to me that i love food and food connects community. please stand. martin. you know martin. if there is a way to break down the first barriers. it is through bread breaking bread and sharing a meal. thank you ve

kristen: how did api heritage month come about? >> in the mid-1970's a number of national organizations were lobbying congress to pass a resolution to celebrate the history and the contributions of asian americans in the country, that they were inspired by at the time. the black history month celebration. a number of organizations put together a national campaign and trying to get that past. actually the aapi month this federal legislation signed into law by the president of the united states. kristen: an expanded into a whole month, which is fantastic. api heritage foundation, your group, how was that founded and what is its mission? >> back in 2005, it occurred to me that with the demographics of asian americans in san francisco, that somehow we did not have a coordinated citywide celebration, so i brought that to the attention of then mayor gavin newsom, who said it's a great idea, let's do that. so that's how it got started, so the apa heritage foundation is a nonprofit that was established in 2009, every year to fund raise and

objects of cultural heritage in the occupied territories, unfortunately it is not possible to say. well, here are such open examples as the museums in mariupol and melitopol, unfortunately, i am also an example . can we talk about any valuables that were exported ? in principle , we will be able to say exactly what was specifically exported. unfortunately, only after the de-occupation of the territory, because in general, museum collections have to go through the stage of reconciliation of the presence of the collection, and then it will be possible to clearly establish the actual situation, just as it was after the second world war, museum staff checked fully compared with the available documentation with lists of items, inventory books kept in museums, and then it was possible to establish what exactly was lost, in what quantity , before this unfortunately, we will see all these statistics only after deoccupation in full. and by the way, i am clarifying whether there are copies of these inventory books , because we understand that the buyers can destroy them in order to trace the

heritage celebration committee.eard from claudine chang and other members of that committee working hard to make this a wonderful month to celebrate. i am honored today to recognize diane matsuda, staff attorney for the asian pacific islander legal outreach commissioner. on this historic preservation commission. for many years of service and dedication to the japantown committee in my district. to the city and county of san francisco at large and to the state of california. diane is a native of san francisco and fourth generation japanese american. born in the outer richmond. she is san francisco through and through. she went to san francisco public school, pursued her under study and received her law degree from u.c. hastings. diane. a group of young asian men were being harassed by police officers who incorrectly assumed that these young men were gang members. it in sense diane who knew what she was witnessing was wrong, but she didn't know her rights or their rights under the law. it's an initial experience that

heritage celebration committee.m claudine chang and other members of that committee working hard to make this a wonderful month to celebrate. i am honored today to recognize diane matsuda, staff attorney for the asian pacific islander legal outreach commissioner. on this historic preservation commission. for many years of service and dedication to the japantown committee in my district. to the city and county of san francisco at large and to the state of california. diane is a native of san francisco and fourth generation japanese american. born in the outer richmond. she is san francisco through and through. she went to san francisco public school, pursued her under study and received her law degree from u.c. hastings. diane. a group of young asian men were being harassed by police officers who incorrectly assumed that these young men were gang members. it in sense diane who knew what she was witnessing was wrong, but she didn't know her rights or their rights under the law. it's an initial experience that got her

scattered perceives ukraine as a sovereign state that has its own cultural heritage. that is why it isspecially important to preserve artifacts, works of art, sights and buildings now, that is why saving historical monuments and cultural heritage of ukraine will bring the country closer to victory, say project participants maria prus karina bufferajan voice of america and that's the end of it thank you for watching marika's voice in ukrainian also join our broadcasts of voice of america briefings at 18:00 and 23:35 kyiv time see you there good luck, dear viewers , once again we welcome everyone we continue joint live tv broadcasts labor test today we work until 12 midnight before the start of a new day of ukrainian resistance to russian aggression and as always, every day we have the final address of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi where is he sums up certain results and talks about the most important events of the day. what is going on today? such an address is ready. let's listen to it together . our country has serious news in syria, and it is definitely positive for ou

with that what is the hashtag for apa heritage month? apa heritage month. how about that? thank you. with that please stand when you hear your name or organization. apa asian pacific island cultural center celebrating 25 years. [applause]. 50 years kearney street workshop. when we have the ceremony on the fourth they will speak about the work they have done. they have an opportunity to speak. three who will be receiving the inspirational achievement award. robert honda. robert is someone we are familiar on nbc. he brings a face to the asian pacific community when we don't see so many faces on television or in the arts representative. i want to thank you for highlighting the apa heritage stories. [applause]. rudy storiano. dancer. he founded a school. thank you for connecting people and promoting filipino community heritage through the expression. of course, someone with a close connection to me that i love food and food connects community. please stand. martin. you know martin. if there is a way to break down the first barriers. it is through bread breaking bread and shari

also we have heritage captain sponsor, kaiser permanente, cruise heritage sponsors aapi legislative caucusfirst republic bank, golden state warriors japan center garage corporation and meta. pg&e and at the heritage friends level a1 comcast and the san francisco association of realtors. this list is so incredibly long of the media sponsors the community sponsors you can see a list of them in your program book that you have in your laps. they are also at our web night facebook page and other publicity materials. so once again thank you for all of your support for this community celebration. once again for all of them a round of applause. [applause] >> how many of you are fans of kpop? yes, yes. all right because we have a special treat coming up for you momentarily. founded in 2010 korean performance group also known as kpg, the dance team with passion for kpop. the team focuses on performances at u.c. berkeley and around the bay area. they strive for excellence, why not take it away. [applause]

his is the story of what is best in the american heritage.rovides a standard by which we may judge our relatives failures as well as our relatives successors. in so far as his is the kind of life we truly prize, the basic [inaudible] of the republic is likely to be sound. therefore we perform a service, but we try to make clear the nature of the heritage, which -- the thirty first president of the united states of america has represented with unusual -- first there is the beginning, which combines [inaudible] frugality, and toil. hoover belongs to the procession of hard working and god loving pioneers, across the nation in great steps, establishing strong communities at each point. west milton, ohio, and west branch, iowa were important stopping places, as the hoover's move from the atlantic to the pacific. the quaker cemetery near the west branch of the miami river, and the birthplace here at was french oil, they are both symbols of something precious in american history. they are symbols of men close to the soil, and close to almighty god w

issues in general, although there are certain reasons to hope that cultural heritage objects will notsed for military purposes will not be used as military purposes and will not be looted, yes it is. well, it should be according to the rules of war in a certain ideal world if it exists in such a world, but unfortunately we see that the practice that was actually inherent to the russian government and throughout the xx century, it continues and now, that is, these most valuable objects are already, according to intelligence reports, removed even from private collections, as we can see. unfortunately, the scale of such interference and such a frank movement of valuables with a comb is unknown to us, but definitely ukraine must take all available measures , including whitewashing these issues on international platforms in order to start the process of returning, unfortunately, we understand that they have prepared the interests of ukraine in this matter, in particular, in the practice of amsterdam from kyiv gold we see that uh, all this takes time. can we already talk about the possibili

happy asian and pacific islander heritage month. i was trying to call in for the public comment piece but my phone wasn't working. i hope it's okay i still make this comment. during this time. it's really great the commissioner acknowledge and highlighting the work of the asian and pacific islander community and contribution to health and well-being of the community. this leads to why i was calling. it was established in 2000 and it's a multistrategy organize. we work to improve lives on an individual level we engage in competent services. pacific engagement and advocate for the community. we created through the community health assessment report and how chronic effects philippine no o behavior. other environment factors. the partnership with professors. he is a professor in health education. the jung versety we hope will be able to have a opportunity to present to you the finding or report and share with you the needs and what came out of the over 300 people we helped across the city. thank you for having the resolution. it's ang i

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as we begin may the ati heritage month. i'm grateful to schedule and thankful to the stash working on this project. certainly, thetoday i want it share a story with you left year. we are grateful to rec and p for working with us allowing us the story of the t time. at the lincoln golf course so balls don't notice over our head and we can have the ceremony and let me say the ceremony was traditional ceremony they have food sacrifice and have incents and alcohol and that's how you honor your ancestors buffer. they burn cyns but they burn paper money. and that is like an if you mean on chinese tradition ceremony honest ogorring. and many of them -- amount were elders from the choifrn ease families associations and i want to say to let you then and there they were not only moved but some of them kroied. some were teary eyed and some kroied because i have said yesterday when you were at the board honoring the heritage month it is like a river path you think about the water source the river came from which those had came before y

they're also destroying the country's cultural heritage. the un says dozens of cultural sites had been damaged since russia invaded d. w 's a manual. chas is in the western city of levine, where she met ukrainians, who hoped to save its monuments and historical artifacts from destruction. the historic center of levine is protected as one of unesco wild heritage sites. ukrainian authorities are working hard to ensured a centuries old monuments here are protected from airstrikes, sandbags, wooden and metal panels. there remind everyone here that there countries at all, most of the care of the so at least something has been done to look after a future. some one who has no history also has no future historian the my and my voice no a lot. okay. then a messiah doesn't choose where it lands. so of course i'm monuments can also be hit . so i think that live live is facing the, seemed into that mario pool. it may be even worse, because russia won't just stop and on bath, it will keep on going. and then i shall. so don't go in my opinion. people in

can you tell us in more detail whether we are talking about material objects of cultural heritage on the territory of ukraine and what we and our various colleagues must first protect and rebuild we are talking about various projects, both physical restoration and physical, or rather , material assistance for the preservation of cultural heritage. but we have one task, which we we have to solve first of all this, first of all , the fixation of those destructions of more than 250 objects on the territory of ukraine or the destruction that belong to the cultural heritage. likewise, the creation of a digital register of cultural heritage objects is an extremely large layer of the problem that we have to digitize. i am glad that my colleagues agreed to help us in this matter. the minister of poland accepted 3 million refugees from ukraine and this figure will grow. how can the ministry morally support ukrainians in poland as artists of ukraine and poles can unite to show unity and support for the refugee. in poland, there were at least two large televised actions, which were done togethe

happy asian and pacific islander heritage month. i was trying to call in for the public comment piece but my phone wasn't working. i hope it's okay i still make this comment. during this time. it's really great the commissioner acknowledge and highlighting the work of the asian and pacific islander community and contribution to health and well-being of the community. this leads to why i was calling. it was established in 2000 and it's a multistrategy organize. we work to improve lives on an individual level we engage in competent services. pacific engagement and advocate for the community. we created through the community health assessment report and how chronic effects philippine no o behavior. other environment factors. the partnership with professors. he is a professor in health education. the jung versety we hope will be able to have a opportunity to present to you the finding or report and share with you the needs and what came out of the over 300 people we helped across the city. thank you for having the resolution. it's ang i

site d w world heritage $360.00 get the app now on the green, do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm neil, host of the on the grievance of cost and to me is clear. we need to change. the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to do for the plan. mm hm. mm ah, this is did of the news. a shock i'm going up to date of the ukraine war has prompted the us to short our partnerships in the indoor pacific u. s. president joe biden has met leaders of india, australia, and japan, to reiterate that a ukraine styling can't be allowed to happen in the region. it's a week to china's actions here in recent years. and joe biden has also reached out to old allies, south korea, and japan to strengthen supply chains and security. we look at what all this means for the people in the region. ah, i british energy, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us for leading democracies in the indoor pacific. ria farmed their commitment to a free and open region today. that essentially means these nations want to reinforce that international rules in

they sanction is also a unesco welled heritage site since 2021 ah . in cologne, i drop by the romano germanic museum. it exhibits the archaeological heritage of the city and its environs with an emphasis on the roman era staff member kathleen. jessica shows me route with the what role de cologne late because cologne was in fact, the capital of the province care man. yeah. inferior. so it was the administrative center, the governor who administered the entire province resided here, which is why cologne was so important. and this is where the very earliest romans came to live on the rhine. people came from all over the roman empire to live in this vibrant city on the rhine. for example, this man from spain, vo. why was it so important to him to have on the tombstone that he is or was a citizen of cologne? what about and often ziegler had as he is if wig, apparently he felt very much at ease here and cologne was in fact an attractive city. and roman times it had a flourishing economy. commerce was burgeoning, there were craftsman, you could make really g

and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d. w. world heritage is 360. get the app now. ah ah ah. this abandoned steel wax is a hot spot for the st. art scene for that urban art be in ali. well show you what else there is to discover here later on in the ship. and with that a.

at least i didn't destroy the cultural their heritage, their cultural heritage, that is, you also have to clearly imagine it, that is, you don’t have to try to change the past in your ideas , yes, that means they also found you ukrainian heritage, they destroyed a lot of ukrainian heritage, heritage, but with that gesture of yesterday, that is, with one of these rockets, russia once again shows itself in the list of civilizations - civilized countries, i.e. russians, they have no right to talk about ukrainian , about the great russian culture, the great russian culture was destroyed yesterday in the town of pandoinivka and its it just doesn't exist anymore, it's simply impossible to talk about covering up with pushkin's fat and lermontov's compared cities, thank you, oleksandr and finally , finally, because i still want to ask you about this, there is a dimension of sociology, we see what the rating shows , well, uh, this sociological survey was conducted on 27 april, which significantly increased support among ukrainians for recognizing oun-up as participants in the struggle for the s

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage. 360. get the out now. ah. ah. this abandoned steel wax is a hot spot for the st. art scene for the urban art be in ali. we'll show you what else there is to discover here later on in the show. and with that, a warm welcome to an you edition of your max with me, your horse, tannahill. here's.

the wet lemurs has been added to 2 frontier sections already named as wild heritage sites. one is hadrian war and the anti war in britain. the other, the upper germanic, and racine lea mess it begins south of bomb and runs 550 kilometers blue starting in reagan's book the limb as follows. another river, the danube, from bavaria through austria and finally to bulgaria. their section is also a unesco. well, heritage side since 2021 ah, ah. in cologne, i dropped by the romano germanic museum. it exhibits the archaeological heritage of the city and its environs with an emphasis on the roman iraq staff member captain jessica shows me route with that. what role de cologne, good as cologne was in fact, the capital of the province. good man. yeah. inferior. so it was the administrative center. the governor who administered the entire province resided here, which is why cologne was so important. and this is where the very earliest romans came to live on the rhine. people came from all over the roman empire to live in this vibrant city on the rhine. for example, this man from spain,

and we learn historical narrative and discover, forgotten african heritage. it was supposed to give us a sense of pride to understand that africa, the great kingdom of the western saddam most, i'm sorry, i did not land that is true. read it. back to william says his ancestors, when slaves in west africa, he plans to take dna test to learn more and he hopes the new museum and his new life and gonna will help him to rediscover and celebrated families. roots malcolm web al jazeera. now a story about the world's largest brewer, which has started producing ukraine's popular turn, give sketch laga off to production breweries in ukraine had to stop because of the war originates and show me have a city in ukraine north that suffered heavy shelling and missile strike early on in the conflict, belgium based anheuser busch imbed says old profit from its global sales will go to humanitarian relief in ukraine. it will have a symbolic meaning in a sense that people during get, should me give the beer, will think about the city which was attacked by the russian and the whic

and discover forgotten african heritage. it is supposed to give us a ride to understand that africa flipped great. 4 kingdom from the western saddam most, i'm sorry. i didn't know that it's ready. university william says his ancestors were enslaved in west africa. he plans to take dna test to learn more. and he hopes the new museum. and his new life in ghana will help him to rediscover and celebrate his families route. malcolm web al jazeera ah, has got a recap of your top stories and out as there are. the un says it's scrambling to rescue more people trapped in the besieged as of stole steel plant and merry poll civilians evacuated on friday. have arrived at a camp in the russian control village of busy many ukraine says its head a russian war ship and the black sea.

i know that this right mill is a monument of industrial heritage. early xx century. it's still running the mill has served the people for many years and was last run in 1996. but after that it didn't start. that is already 26 years. no one ran a mill, and in fact, you should not do this. why i will explain the fact is that in all these years of its work, the mill experienced a very large vibration, which influenced, among other things, the stability of the log house, if it is still launched, if you make an effort, let's say the necessary mechanisms to get, which somewhere, let's say, it may not be enough for it. still, it would be possible, but here the question becomes in conservation the monument itself, which is dearer to us, but reveal the secrets, uh, which are fraught with rights and the mill in general, there are three floors here and each floor is endowed with some kind of grain processing processes, grain was first, of course, brought to the entrance, then bags unloaded brought to the first floor they were loaded into a chain, then they had to lift it all up

before we close with the grand finale i would like to take the opportunity to thank the apa heritage foundation for giving me the opportunity to be your host because as i mentioned at the top of the program it's all about celebrating the wins even on the darkest days. when my first lights up first thing in the morning with stories of hate, when people ask me if i'm made in china and i have to tell them no, i was made in michigan but thank you very much but being here gave me such a sense of pride. it's not a moment i will soon forget. now let us enjoy our program grand finale the cultural procession. [music]nk■tÑñukj >> let's giver it up to the helen wang dance academy. [cheers and applause] my name is rose chung and i'm the community possession coordinator and by my side is charleston pierce and he is the inspirational leader leading the cultural procession this year. [applause] >> thank you, rose, it's an honor to be here tonight. this is a very special occasion. i was really -- it was nice to see faces growing up. i'm a native of san francisco bay area. [cheers and applause] grew