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Culture Media Gender Heritage Synergies Interconnected disciplines at the GloCal Knowledge Pot
Cricket Lovely Cricket Sprts heritage in games we play resonate with various cultural influences and practices explored in LiTTscapes – Landscapes of fiction from Trinidad and Tobago
Kris Rampersad Multicultural Educational Journeys
LiTTours inspired by LiTTscapes delves into diverse literary heritage across schisms
Heritage and Literary Tours Explorations through Global Caribbean Local Landscapes
Dr Kris Rampersad facilitates cultural heritage safeguarding inventory session documenting Mayan Culinary Heritage at UNESCO Workshop Belize
The Woodcutter of Belize Heritage Educator Dr Kris Rampersad conducts UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop in Belize to safeguard disappearing cultural traditions
MultiCultural Faiths Interconnected Heritage Cultures Religion with Story Science GloCaL Knowledge Bank Youths connect village to global village. Interconnected Heritage Cultures Religion with Story Science GloCaL Knowledge Bank . Building Community Resilience for Disaster Preparedness
Canada diaspora appeals to Dr Kris Rampersad to help children save Heritage at LiTTribute to Toronto
Bob Marley’s Reggae Music Road To UNESCO Intangible Heritage
Dr Kris explore and safeguard Cuba UNESCO World Heritage/ ntangible Heritage
LiTTribute to the Antilles and Preparation of Nelson DockYard for UNESCO World Heritage with LiTTscapes Author Kris Rampersad
Dr Kris Rampersad educator/facilitator in joint meeting of Intangible and World Cultural Heritage St Maarten
Jamaica Heritage Inventory Field Trip through the Blue and John Crow Mountains and secret and sacred territories of Jamaican Maroon heritage
LiTTscapes musical odyssey takes a surprise twist with Dr Kris Rampersad steelpan debut at LiTTrbiute to the Americas celebrating migrants’ cntribution to musical & culinary heritage

Stakeholder Engagement

Development of Inventories

Digitisation of Archives

Development of Knowledge for Audio Visual Medium

Education Initiatives from PreSchool to Policy Making

Strengthening Institutions

Media Outreach

Customised for any age, district, industry or sector.

About Dr Kris Rampersad

Dr Kris Rampersad joins Google Women TechMakers and Google Digital Skills Ambassadors to empower the worldWoman Techmakers' Ambassador — Dr Kris Rampersad joins skills as UNESCO and National Geographic Certified Educator as a Women TechMakers and Google Digital Skills Ambassador

Dr Kris Rampersad is an award winning journalist, innovator, educator and sometimes scholar, with a PhD in Literatures in English, a UNESCO-trained heritage educator/facilitator, National Geographic certified educator, global Woman Tech Makers’ Ambassador and Worldpulse/Google Digital Ambassador. Read more here.

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From UNESCO ICH Facilitator’s Network

In addition to her role as hertiage facilitator, Dr Kris Rampersad is an award-winning journalist independent sustainable development educator, multimedia producer/publisher, lecturer, trainer & consultant.

She holds a BA First Class Honours and PhD degrees from the University of the West Indies.

Her specialty is in the ICH intersections with World Heritage, heritage tourism and creative industries, intercultural dialogue, Creative Cities, Slave, Silk, Indentured Immigrant Routes.

She implements effective culture and multi-media, communications and outreach strategies, policies, and develops creative interactive education programmes in inclusion, intellectual property, rights, freedoms.

Her core skills include research, documentation, inventorying and policy making, awareness building, and use of traditional, conventional and new media for empowerment.

She has authored three books.

She served on the UNESCO Executive Board, Chair Education Commission.

She was an independent member and Vice President of the UNESCO ICH Consultative Body.

See: https://ich.unesco.org/en/trainer/rampersad-krishendaye-01530