Adam Ferrier’s Post

Beyond the oil boom, lies a profound past. Analyze Azerbaijan's historical tapestry, woven from Zoroastrianism, Silk Road trade, and Soviet legacies. Discuss responsible tourism development, explore cultural preservation initiatives, and join the mission to safeguard this unique heritage! #SustainableDevelopment #HistorianPerspective #TogetherWeThrive https://lnkd.in/g3_pPbWA

👑 Delve into the magnificence of Africa's royal courts, where heritage meets majesty! From ancient kingdoms to modern influences, the regal tapestry of Africa captivates with its enduring traditions and cultural richness. ✨ Discover a journey through time, exploring the opulence of Mali and Ghana's wealth, the grandeur of Ancient Egypt, and Ethiopia’s storied monarchies – each a testament to Africa's noble legacy shaping past empires and present societies. 🌍 Colonisation's impact intersects with tradition as African sovereignties adapt, preserving regal customs within evolving political landscapes. Witness the blend of heritage and modernity in the vibrant cultural tapestries that adorn Africa's royal courts. 🔱 African monarchs, from Lesotho to Eswatini, embody a blend of tradition and contemporary governance, wielding influence beyond politics. Explore the significance of their roles in cultural preservation, community engagement, and the global diaspora. 🎭 Ceremonies and festivals burst with colour and tradition, showcasing the splendour of court life and cultural continuity. Uncover how royal patronage fuels arts and preserves heritage sites, ensuring the spirit of Africa's royal courts transcends generations. 🏰 Step inside the royal courts of Africa where history breathes, traditions thrive, and cultural heritage shines brightly. Join us in celebrating the grandeur and legacy of Africa's majestic past and present kingdoms! https://lnkd.in/dwjk_T9a

A New Agenda for Peace Against the Naturalization of War (Colombia) In Colombia, to restore the interest of civil society in local peacebuilding it is necessary to acknowledge and address the institutionalisation of violence and war.  Read more:

A New Agenda for Peace Against the Naturalization of War (Colombia) In Colombia, to restore the interest of civil society in local peacebuilding it is necessary to acknowledge and address the institutionalisation of violence and war.  Read more:

January 26 is marked as Australia Day but for many First Nations people it is a day of mourning as it represents invasion, colonisation and the devastation of their communities. From deaths in custody to the ongoing removal of children from their families, First Nations people’s struggle for justice is far from over. As part of our reconciliation efforts, we approach January 26 as an opportunity to reflect and to learn more about First Nations’ perspectives on the day. At Plan International Australia, we remain committed to Reconciliation and want to contribute to a future where all people living on this continent, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, can flourish together. #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

“We are Anishininew Nation. We are not Oji-Cree.” 17 Anishininew Nations are united as one Nation, rejecting the colonial boundary that divided them, and asserting their rights to land, self-government, and self-determination. Please watch the press release: https://lnkd.in/gsPMyuty

A New Agenda for Peace Against the Naturalization of War (Colombia) In Colombia, to restore the interest of civil society in local peacebuilding it is necessary to acknowledge and address the institutionalisation of violence and war.  Read more: https://bit.ly/3TMzKM5

This is done by the so called civilized and first world countries