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 showcase to a global audience online. ah, artifacts from african history? ideally, you might see them in person in the museum collection, but kenyan historian, child diana, minor, once more, world wide accessibility we visited for many reasons. one of the primary ones being access, enabling audiences practitioners be such as to access material 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 t

heritage in our partners, legacy of protecting protecting heritage from the men and women. world war two through the conflicts of the korean and vietnam wars and the global war on terrorism. we have an the call to service. and to you today's new monument. men and women. it's an honor and privilege to serve alongside you my brothers and sisters in arms. thank you for your service. and to the family members of those who served and those serving now. thank you and congratulations. thank you very much. general carter. and now i'd like to introduce robert edsel. robert is a very well successful athlete. successful businessman, a noted and distinguished philanthropist, and gave the world a gift. gave us a gift in. the remembrance of the story world war two and the monuments men and women who helped give to culture cultural heritage and help save the spirit of humankind. robert in his book turned into a movie really expert raised tens of millions, even hundreds of millions of people in so many places around world about this mission. and as i noted and i told robert ahead of time t

the african digital heritage non profit has created 3. these guns of the country we've been going out into the field documenting these sites in that kind of, i would say akila gina sands to see what struck to and still exist. as well as contextualizing this tangible heritage, dis, tangible, nato buildings in land to people as memories and people, stories, digitizing african cultural heritage is a way to re examine, contextualize, and preserve this history and culture in i feel that they walk back, read going to digitize history is also about connecting time we are connecting the past the present and in this very act we are shipping future. 7 thanks to digitization, it's possible to save, got casual heritage for generations to come. but 3 d models shouldn't be regarded as mere replacements or backups of the originals. instead, there a chance for people across the globe to get to know cultural sides, they otherwise may have never seen was your take? can monuments really be capital on the screen? or do you need to physically be there to get

world community does not separate the physical body of a person's life, individual from cultural heritage, from a broad historical context - it is one whole that makes up the value of our life, salvation is simply life, it is not it, it is not how much a person can fall into depression, a person can, well, not see his of the future and it will not be a full-fledged life if the father is destroyed, the wide environment, the context, those ties with the native land, with the native culture, with those customs, rituals , in the end, with the opportunity to speak the native language, therefore therefore, this problem is very global, and in fact the international infrastructure in this area is very extensive and powerful, and today ukraine is finally coming to realize this, and in particular, many ukrainians learn about the existence of the gas convention of the year 54, this is a convention that, in particular , provides for criminal liability for committing crimes against of culture during the introduction of ukraine's military actions! santas of this agreement, in addition, later in the 54t

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, child diana, minor, once more, world wide accessibility, we did the place for many reasons. one of the primary ones being access, enabling audiences practitioners we such as to access materials remotely, to access materials 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 l

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 decide for many reasons, one of the primary ones being access, enabling audiences practitioners we such as to access material 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 tim

representatives of international organizations that specialize in the protection of culture and heritageat can we do to help you now ukraine, because in the first hour there was usually a certain panic, despite the fact that there is such an understanding that ukraine is not ready to respond and protect one's territory, to protect civilian residents, military infrastructure, especially cultural heritage, which for decades has traditionally remained a non-priority in research , and that is why literally a week after february 24, several institutions in the country created such a volunteer initiative that we called the heritage rescue headquarters everyone should react quickly to those threats and to those already real blows to the cultural sec understood that this is not an accident, this is not a distraction. and this is a purposeful destruction of our cultural identity, and it is very telling that we talked about the fact that one of the strategic and military goals of this aggression against ukraine is not only the seizure of territory, the annexation of new territories, not certain po

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 showcase to a global audience online. ah, artifacts from african history? ideally, you might see them in person in the museum collection, but kenyan historian, child diana, minor, once more, world wide accessibility, we decide for many reasons, one of the primary ones being access enabling audiences practitioners be 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 t

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a proud legacy a rich heritage. i want to thank you all for joining us here today in san francisco to raise the flag and celebrate independence and to celebrate what makes san francisco so special and unique the people who are part of our mexican heritage in the city of san francisco. thank you all for being here. and happy grito! [applause] hello everyone are you ready? [speaking spanish]. i'm proud to be here with the mir london breed after half a century we are celebrating el grito. >> thank you all. [speak spanish]. [speak spanish]. viva mexico! viva! viva mexico! viva! viva mexico! viva! [bells chiming] [horns honking] [laughter] [music] viva! viva! [music] viva! viva! [music] >>> the tenderloin is home to families, immigrants, seniors, merchants, workers and the housed and unhoused who all deserve a thriving neighborhood to call home. the tenderloin initiative was launched to improve safety, reduce crime, connect people to services and increase investments in the neighborhood. as city and community-based partn

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 decide for many reasons, one of the primary ones being access, enabling audiences practitioners we such as to access materials remotely, to access materials 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 digitizing tens of thousands of books, papers, and photos. some of them hundreds of years old. i lot of the time w

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and heritage, after all, when we talk about heritage, we preserve our unique past , and heritage givesportunity not only to study and preserve, but also to further develop, take into account the new trends of the time, those new objects of intangible cultural, but heritage that will certainly also be due to this law, and will receive their development and support. digitalization of the transport sector of the development of electronic platforms for freight transportation of logistics services. what decisions have been made in this area recently, we will find out from senator valery vasiliev valery nikolaevich recently you took part in the discussion of the important topic of the possibility of introducing a cargo tracking system using a new digital platform. how will this affect logistics? and what is the advantage of this system this process digitalization of the transport sector will solve a number of very important tasks; increase the reliability and speed of movement of goods by all modes of transport; optimize the cost of transportation; make freight transportation transparent. at

host: jessica anderson this is from heritage action for america >> we know about the heritage foundation, we have them here often, what is heritage action? >> we are a grassroots organization with 2 million activists across the country that are engaged in every single one of the conservative public policy issues. work on education, empowering parents, we work against spending, we want to limit the debt, interest in securing the border. all of these issues on the state of federal level. host: how do these organizations see their role during this election? guest: voters are frustrated with the direction that this country is going so we can really harness that energy and harness it in that direction. we have doorknocker's going door-to-door and then we made the decision to spin off with another partner organization which is a super mac that can engage directly in elections. we have endorsed blake masters, herschel walker, pick up opportunities when you look at the makeup of the united states senate and we have about seven house races that we are involved in on the super pac side with harnes

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 showcase 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 decide for many reasons, one of the primary ones being access, enabling audiences practitioners be such as to access material 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

a proud legacy a rich heritage. i want to thank you all for joining us here today in san francisco to raise the flag and celebrate independence and to celebrate what makes san francisco so special and unique the people who are part of our mexican heritage in the city of san francisco. thank you all for being here. and happy grito! [applause] hello everyone are you ready? [speaking spanish]. i'm proud to be here with the mir london breed after half a century we are celebrating el grito. >> thank you all. [speak spanish]. [speak spanish]. viva mexico! viva! viva mexico! viva! viva mexico! viva! [bells chiming] [horns honking] [laughter] [music] viva! viva! [music] viva! viva! [music] >> in august 2019 construction began on the new facility at 1995 evans avenue in bayview. it will house motorcycle police and department of forensic services division. both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are

is concerned, the christian heritage is, as long as we are its largest and most representative.how got away from the topic of propaganda, which is carried out by european media. the question with which i started, you certainly have an extensive circle of contacts in france, left to a wide variety of people, soviet and church here. tell us how the relationship between the french and europeans has changed. to the russians starting from february 24, well, actually i don't have many people with whom i communicate. this, in order to clarify the question a little, but what, what do i hear from a conversation with my parents with a few other acquaintances of mine, but really at first they talked about what was conditional. uh, well, here is 50x50 the french, someone was negative about russia to russian someone, well, rather, well, skeptical about what was said about russia because of state propaganda, and another thing is that this is hmm propaganda, uh, informational, and with accusations against russia very sometimes just funny at the beginning mentioned, yes, that russia also blew u

when something that is on the list of the official list of the world is destroyed of the unesco heritage, this is a war crime and therefore i hope that they will most likely not do it, but if they do everything, then they will have a completely different level of responsibility by representatives of unesco all of them reacted positively to the odessa proposal, they told me we cannot be military, but we understand that this war is not specifically not for the independence of ukraine, but for the right of the ukrainian nation to exist, the right of the nation not to exist is a cultural context and that is why unesco as the organization of the united nations , which deals specifically with culture, should help us for its list, and secondly, what is important for all humanity, the people of odessa decided to nominate according to two criteria: the first is multiculturalism the city itself is its reflection in the local architecture, because this historical cocktail was created by more than 100 nationalities over the course of several centuries, we are now nominating the very idea of ​​tolera

thank you for joining us for kron four's special celebration of hispanic heritage. i'm camila barco >> tonight we want to recognize the history and culture that has shaped neighborhoods here in the bay area and beyond. we have serve hispanic heritage month every year from september. 15th, 2 october 15th. the tradition started in 1968. as hispanic heritage week, 20 years later, president ronald reagan expanded it to a 30 day period. but the question is why september 15th? well, that game marks the anniversary of independ f

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d, w world heritage is 360. get the app now ah, ah, the mediterranean was once a major crossroads at the heart of the ancient world. today, it has become a barrier separating europe from africa. is there anything left of a passion once share? and what do today's distinct cultures have in common? journalists, xena mos rock. and joe, how are abdulla corinne, travel the coast of the mediterranean in search of answers? do you see yourself as a tunisian junior used to go the rights and responsibilities? how can you afford to see these animals? god help you to join us to get to know the people and their dreams. the mediterranean jeremy. ah, it's been in spotswood, i'm in spain, in southern spain to be precise. in under lucy hanson law, i'm going to be visiting the provinces of malika and granada. that's where i'm sitting right now. it's simply beautiful. i'm missing that because we're on the mediterranean, which is on the north side of the sea, this time digging. and here this region is steeped in history and cultural

maxim oparin turned to the department of cultural heritage for clarification.s is how, with a slight movement of a spatula, one of the most beautiful davos of the capital and light green turns white . that it is a cultural heritage site. certainly not heard on the grounds. i don't know our boss gave us an order. well putty sounded the alarm local residents at the request to show the permission of silence. and a few days later, from the side of the yard , they found either such cracks, or scratches on the facade; back, these cracks were not on the domain, or is it an imitation in order to, like, prove that work needs to be done, or internal repair work to this led on the ground floor of the house tenants are going to open a restaurant then, that there will be catering. we were confirmed by the owner of the premises. well, i could not explain what kind of work is being done. can't plaster. you, apparently, misunderstand they tint or they renew the paint with paint, they warm all the old paint and break the windows and the place, and they made two large windows, t

[laughter] [applause] happy latino heritage month.or to be here again together with all of you. 11 years ago, previous honorees, benjamin and peter brat won for their film and this year it reminded us who we are in a nationally recognized, nationally watched, abc documentary, reminding us that we as a latino community, are the soul of this nation, we are the corasone of this country. to our community leaders, to our families, to our friends, who are sharing this moment of history, our indigenous roots, and recognizing the valuable contributions that we as community members have made here in san francisco, and beyond. many thanks to mayor breed for recognizing our community throughout this pandemic and into our recovery. and to all of you, the leaders and the honorees, today, and in the past and future you are in the gratitude and we salute you. unprecedented global pandemic over the last 19 months. facing social and political uncertainty. just remember where we were one year ago, one year ago, thinking about what the future of our cou

during latinx and hispanic heritage month.tant for us to you know, just have these conversations. a regularly because you know i use the word latinx because it's more inclusive and more fluid and you know more people can use it, but i just think that in general it's better for us to have these conversations that you know more people. stand and it can bring awareness. the heart behind this full. well, i think it's just a story about kind of honest family and friendships but in a way that's like you're looking at relationships that are a little flawed and you know people sort of accepting each other for who they are and which is kind of what i guess what you do with family most of the time, you know, it's like they get on your nerves, but you kind of accept them for who they are one of the things that i love about hispanic heritage month. is that like anything else right in anniversary or a birthday? for example, it's a time to celebrate right? so you have the specific month that it's a time to celebrate and that is wonderful, b

and it is in the field of cultural heritage that we also become more visible , that is it is about the cultural space, it is becoming visible, understandable, interesting ms. lesya , i see your own award, and so do you in a beautiful dress embroidered on the day that you introduced in ukraine, he also did a lot to popularize ukrainian costumes, but at the same time, embroidered dresses and skirts began to appear on the layouts. those are true ukrainian outfits, but since ukrainians did not know much about themselves and still don't know much about themselves, they buy all these uh-uh, all these shirts that are hidden under the embroidered uh-huh well, they dress their children like that. what is in ukrainian, i would ask our directors to show a photo of those women who are speaking in germany on behalf of ukraine, the team, just explain to us and the audience what is wrong with this supposedly ukrainian outfit . during the soviet occupation, ukrainian culture, and this applies not only to the composition of traditional, this also applies to ukrainian songs , was significantly simplifie

, heritage of european law roman law again, yes, roman byzantine religious heritage e byzantium and incan say about ourselves that we are europe, but does europe still remain so? well, this is also a big question, considering, at least, even just the migration flows that take place there, of course, europe in the morning. or she even lost her christian heritage , and not in the sense that she lost paintings there or in churches. though we know that temples are crumbling the terrible tragedy with notre dame is , in fact, such a symbol, but it is losing its christian culture, as such, therefore, uh, i don’t know if it will be possible to say about europe from lisbon to vladivostok, but at least a civilizational heritage the heritage is christian as long as we are its greatest exponents . anyway, we somehow got away from the topic of propaganda conducted by european media , this is the question with which i started, you certainly have an extensive circle of contacts in france remained at the very different people, soviet and church here. tell me how the curve of the attitude of the french

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in this law, mich heritage, that still evidence to this day i'm meeting in, michaela matter. i had old roger who works for the cultural foundation from dorothy on a auto adobe, which foster's cooperation between europe and the arabic speaking world. i how does the culture here differ to other european countries? are what make this area especially is that we have more culture element from there are of culture from especially from the mac ruby culture, the homicide culture is that christi young is a you seem fuqua's, grandmother a, some warranty called throughout the multi really use historical city is it's 2, is his deal. i mean, we keep many, many elements. islamic rule on the i, darian peninsula ended in the year 1492 apart from the architectural style. this has also left indelible marks on everyday life. we pop into an arab tea house on though see a regional m my ra ha, very close relationship. many feel called row. we have many fusion of new seeker production of cinema that we made together in the, in this social feel. feel you can find many, many association we used to sa

it's our heritage. mm. the buyer is an indonesian upper garment that dates back to the royal courts of the 15th century. these women are campaigning to have the could buy are included on the un cultural organizations list of intangible heritage map on the unit right now. if unesco grants best to us, it is an international recognition that k by year represents indonesian heritage in recent weeks. similar events have taken place in other provinces to this parade is about more then seeking recognition from unesco was part of a movement to normalize wearing the car by a daily rather than saving it the special occasion. the garment is often worn at weddings, but designers such as leila imelda saudi, want to make it more practical for everyday use. buy a book on some america bar. in the old days cafe a were made to be fitted, and they were made from chiffon and lace. but i have modified the designs to make them more comfortable using material like cotton and linen. but she says her boutique aims to challenge the

since i raise us in to see how that path than now this new report, the heritage foundation. i mean, is it an important point? i mean, states that the, the u. s. naval and, and force as of a week or a weaker than last year, should i say, but it is an important to know marker when it comes to this sort of thing. well, i mean, it's useful for political consumption. what i mean is to put pressure on or to give you an munition to members of congress who are inclined to cite this report as justification for even more defense spending. the most important you benchmarks aren't the ones put out by think tanks like go, the heritage foundation and others. it's the internal of benchmarks, the internal metrics that are put out by the united states army in, you know, assessing the combat, readiness of an infantry battalion of a, of a more of a, you know, mechanized division of the navy. being able to talk about, you know, the combat preparedness of its carrier battle groups and mystic missile submarines . these are classified numbers and you know, the members of congress are on the approp

but on this sprague higg fryeburg denied heritage there elusive home victory. kevin shot at the beneficiary of a major blunder from keeper oliver christensen to all the final score. frustration per heritage remain stuck just above the relegation zone. but also for fry board who missed their chance to possibly grab 1st place is on the lake game. the team the came into this match day and 1st place when young bird lin extended their lead at the top of the table by beating stuttgart one nill. the only goal of the match came in the $77.00 spinach hollow yeah. cove doing the honors, the towering center, back winning the aerial baffle, and heading home to seal the victory. and here's a look at all the bonus. lee, your results on match day 9. there's the when you own, when and the half of fryeburg drawl. glad bought one big against cologne. dockman drew with by munich, labor crews and b chaka. last place, bull hm. stunned frankfurt, mines in leipzig played to a draw, as did all, or can both spoke and breyman beat hoffen. hi. you're watching dw news. just a recap of the

so low effort but on this sprague higg fryeburg denied heritage their elusive hom victory. kevin shot at the beneficiary of a major blunder from keeper oliver christensen to all the final score. frustration per heritage remain stuck just above the relegation zone. but also for fryeburg who missed their chance to possibly grab 1st place. now in the light, came the team that came into this match day in 1st place on yon berlin, extended their late at the top of the table by bathing stood, got one nil. yeah, and the goal of the match came in the 77th minute how yes. doing honest the parents in the back winning area battle heading home to seal the victory so then let's take a look at all the bonus like results on matched i. 9. we see that on your when the hath fryeburg draw. glad back one clone endorsement drew with. i'm munich. and leverage is in bay shaka, lost by borkam, stan frankfurt minds. leipzig out spoke vol. spoke. they all drew and bremen, they hoffen on. so all of that means the bonus, like a standings look like this. not shines of the top with the own yawn fryeburg

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so low effort but on this free kick fryeburg denied heritage there elusive hom victory. kevin shadow, the beneficiary of a major blunder from keeper oliver christensen to all the final score. frustration per heritage remain stuck just above the relegation zone. but also for fryeburg, who missed their chance to possibly grab 1st place or meanwhile and yawn. berlin, extend that they laid at the top of the table by bathing stood got one mill and the goal of the match came in the 77th minute. oh, how ya doing the honest, tearing sinback, winning the aerial battle, and adding home to seal one with baxter strap and has climbed his 2nd straight formula one title after winning the japanese grand prix. it was a dramatic and difficult rice in bad weather and certainly not the typical wife or championship to be settled. chaos and confusion at the japanese grand prix were weather conditions caused major visibility problems. he has a look at just how dreadful it was. spanish driver, carla signs losing control over secret. the red flag was eventually shown the race was stopped and res

but it's not christianity it's not christian cultural heritage. it's not any of that european music. you know, it it's a very thin concept of what you have to assimilate to to really here. yeah. right. but my name is hidden palm to preface this by saying this is not my views, but i want a strong man some of the nationalist views for a second during your speech was reminded of federalist paper number ten by james madison about the danger of fact and sort of how, just from a practical politic standpoint, there is a certain level of homogeneity that is necessary just to be able to govern people that once you introduce enough pluralism, it's not even a people, it's just individuals who can't agree on almost anything. many of the nationalists often feel that nationalism is the one of the least bad options for uniting a people. comparing that to contrasting that against, say, you know, a religious theocracy or against race which have much you know worse externalities comparatively than just nationalism and shared culture and language and things like tha

so low effort but on this free kick fryeburg denied heritage there elusive hom victory. kevin shadow, the beneficiary of a major blunder from keeper oliver christensen to all the final score. frustration per heritage remain stuck just above the relegation zone. but also for fryeburg, who missed their chance to possibly grab the 1st place. now in the late sunday game, the team that came into this match day in 1st place on young berlin extended they laid at the top of the table by betting stood got one mill and the goal of the match. and each 77 minute power yackel doing the on, towering, send the back winning the aerial battle, and heading home to seal the victory. so let's take a look at all the bonus. lager results on matched i 9. and this the on yon winnable see at the top and the data fryeburg draw blood back. one big against dogma, drew with buying music in a big result, let the keys and bait shaka last. i spoke of stunt frankfurt and months in leipzig played a draw as did outs, book and voice book and breyman bait off and on. so all of that mean for the bundles like

at thehi heritage foundation talking about life. . . . . you can talk to the authors but let me briefly introduce our panel and handed over to them. our moderator is kathryn jean lopez, senior fellow of the tnational review institute whee she direct center for religion culture civil society and editor at large at national review. i assume you must've started as a college intern. she's published widely in publications and nationally syndicated columnist. after every year with visionary wisdom for daily living and speaks on public life virtue in prayer. p the president of the ethics public policy center and founding editor of public discourse, online journal witherspoon institute and here's my predecessor. the heritage foundation for many years and author of five books including this new book tearing us apart but the previous book banned from amazon is when harry became sally responding to the transgender moment. two supreme court justices in two supreme court cases. a visiting fellow at the ethics and public policy center where she covers ab

brant legs brant is the executive director of the african american cultural heritage action fund and senior vice president for the national trust for historic preservation. he envisioned as a social movement for justice, equity and reconciliation. this action fund promotes the of cultural preservation in telling the nation's full history while also empowering activists entrepreneurs, artists and civic leaders to advocate on behalf african-american historic places. brant is a harvard university fellow and author of preserving african american history in places, which is considered seminal publication on preserving african american historic sites by the smithsonian. brant is also a national leader in the u.s. preservation movement, and in 2018 received the robert g. stanton national preservation award. his passion for elevating the significance of black culture in american history is visible through his work, which elevates the remark stories and places that evoked centuries of black activism, achievement and community. and over the past decade, he's developed the northeast african his

i know that data legal mill - it 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 explain the case in that for all these years of its operation , 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, say, it may not be enough for all the same, it would be possible, but here the question becomes the preservation of the monument itself, which is dearer to us, but reveal the secret. s who are fraught with rights and the mill in general there are three floors here and each floor is endowed with some processes, grain processing processes first, of course, they brought them to the entrance, then they unloaded the bags, brought them to the first floor, loaded them into a chain, then they had to lift