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Future Of Heritage Colloquium Program

Tuesday, February 4 ____________________________________________________

18:30

Buffet Dinner and Welcome

  • Prof. Dhiru Soni, UDW: Welcome to Durban
  • Dr. Peter Knupfer, MSU: Delegate Introductions and Conference Plans
  • Facilitated by Narissa Ramdhani, and Conference Staff

Wednesday, February 5___________________________________________________

08:00 BREAKFAST
09:00

Session 1: Keynote "Future of Heritage"

  • “Future of Cultural Heritage” , Hon Ahmed Kathrada
  • Facilitated by Bob Vassen, Michigan State University
10:30 NETWORKING & TEA BREAK
10:45

Session 2: Roundtable “Future of Digital Cultural Heritage – International Perspectives,”

  • Gabrielle Ritchie, National Library of South Africa
  • Mark Kornbluh, MATRIX, Michigan State University
  • Paul Turnbull, Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, Australian National University
  • Facilitated by David Wiley, Michigan State University
12:30 LUNCH
13:30

Session 3: Keynote “Collaborations and Partnerships of the Future,”

15:15 NETWORKING & TEA BREAK
15:30

Session 4: Focus Breakout Sessions

See Breakout Session Guidelines.

Facilitated by Khwezi ka Mpumlwana of the Nelson Mandela Museum, and designated discussion leaders.

17:30 An evening at the BAT Centre, Durban

 

Thursday, February 6____________________________________________________

 

08:00 BREAKFAST
08:30

Session 5: Challenges Facing Africa

  • Globalization: Yonah Seleti, Campbell Collections·
  • Program for Museum Development in Africa: Mubiana Luhila·
  • Dr. Graham Dominy, National Archives of South Africa
  • Facilitated by Rooksana Omar, South African Museums Association
10:15 NETWORKING & TEA BREAK
10:30

Session 6: Commercialization and Exploitation of Heritage

  • Commercialization: Wally Serote, Freedom Park
  • Cultural appropriation: Stranger Kgamphe, South African National Commission. Powerpoint presentation
  • Facilitated by Michele Pickover,Wits Historical Papers
12:30 LUNCH
13:30

Session 7: Future of Heritage Training Heritage

Training Programs discuss their next steps and emphases.

15:15 NETWORKING & TEA BREAK
15:30

Session 8: The Face of the Future? Mixed Private/Public Heritage Partnerships

  • Bonnie Ekdahl: Ziibiwing Cultural Society, Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe
  • Christopher Till: Apartheid Museum
  • Facilitated by Gordon Metz, The Heritage Agency, Cape Town
17:00 Performance: "The Rainbow of Africa: Bayede, Bhambatha KaMancinza!"

Friday, February 7_______________________________________________________

08:00 BREAKFAST
08:30

Session 9: Cultural Institutions: Moving Beyond Walls

Showcase session with mini-demonstrations of international projects dealing with repatriation, outreach, education, technology ·

  • Sean Loughna: Forced Migration Online·
  • Paul Turnbull, Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, Australian National University, “The Endeavor Voyages of James Cook.”
  • Facilitated by Mark Kornbluh, Michigan State University
10:00 NETWORKING & TEA BREAK
10:15

Session 10: Summary and Charge to the Breakout Sessions

Facilitated by Peter Knupfer and Rooksana Omar

11:00

Session 11: Breakout sessions, collation of results for final recommendations. (Cf. Breakout Session Guidelines).

Facilitated by Khwezi ka Mpumlwana, Nelson Mandela Museum

12:00

Session 12: Reports to the Plenary

  • Peter Knupfer, Michigan State University, “SANCH: Retrospect and Prospect”
  • Outline of conference recommendations.
  • Facilitated by Kurt Dewhurst and Yonah Seleti
13:00

LUNCH AND DEPARTURE

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