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April 18th is the International Day for Monuments and Sites (IDMS)! This annual event, established by ICOMOS in 1982, provides an opportunity for enthusiasts and organizations around the world to come together and celebrate the importance of cultural heritage. The theme of this year’s IDMS, “Disasters & Conflicts Through the Lens of the Venice Charter,” celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Venice Charter. However, it also challenges us to think critically about the document’s main ideas given the context in which it was written, and the context in which we find ourselves today: sixty years after its adoption, the world faces a climate emergency, a growing number of natural disasters, and armed conflicts destroying cultural sites and displacing communities on a massive scale. In keeping with this theme, our April World Heritage Webinar delved into the history of the Venice Charter and its influence on heritage conservation practice. Through case studies presented by experts from the World Monuments Fund involved in heritage safeguarding in Ukraine and post-conflict recovery in Cambodia, we asked questions such as, “What is the Venice Charter’s role in guiding conservation, both during and after conflict?” and “Is the Venice Charter still fit for its purpose?” We also examined how conflict threatens cultural heritage beyond physical destruction and how this creates challenges for conservation TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Welcome Remarks and Introductions - Douglas Comer, President of World Heritage USA and Destry Jarvis, Vice President of World Heritage USA 04:58 The Venice Charter - Roger Negredo, World Heritage Consultant and Researcher 21:26 Heritage Protection and Conservation During Conflict - Kateryna Goncharova, Ukraine Heritage Crisis Specialist at World Monuments Fund 38:17 Post-Conflict Recovery - Jonathan Bell, Vice President of Programs at World Monuments Fund 54:45 Q&A World Heritage USA supports the work of ICOMOS-USA, an organization that is part of a global network dedicated to preservation of the world’s cultural heritage. Support our continued mission to promote the conservation of World Heritage! Become a Member: https://worldheritageusa.org/membership/ Make a Donation: https://secure.infinitegiving.com/gif... Follow World Heritage USA! Website: https://worldheritageusa.org/ Instagram: / worldheritageusa LinkedIn: / worldheritageusa Facebook: / worldheritageusa