Translating Doctoral Research into Impact: My Journey to the World Bank Group Youth Summit The 2025 World Bank Group Youth Summit invites young changemakers, innovators, and leaders to shape a sustainable and inclusive future through bold, youth-driven solutions. Under the…
Sacred African *objects* as regalias : a decolonial approach to restitution : Insights from the TRANSMAT | IN2PAST 2025 International Conference Participating in TRANSMAT | IN2PAST 2025 International Conference was an occasion to engage with like-minded scholars and cultural actors…
September 27th, 2024 marked the kick-off of the seminar series Arts and (re)Creation from Africas to the World at Princeton University. I want to express my sincere gratitude for your invaluable support and participation in making our inaugural event a…
Invitation to the inaugural seminar of the second edition of Arts and (re)Creation from Africas to the world (Zoom registration required) Within museums, restoration sometimes refers to the processes of conserving, repairing, and reconstructing artworks and artifacts to preserve their…
Arts and (re)Creation from Africas to the world : A Journey of resilience The academic year 2024-2025 marks the second year of existence of the seminar series Arts and (re)Creation from Africas to the World I initiated at Princeton University…
Immaterial Restoration vs Immaterial Re-storation (c) Lea Carlson Between June 20-21, 2024, I participated in the “Atlas of Absence : New Coordinates” a workshop of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) project “Reverse Collection Histories. Art and Culture from Cameroon in German…
Cosmogonies of Economic Growth in Nso Communities: Exhuming ‘Homemade’ Sustainable Development from German Museum Archives Conventional economic theories hold that science and culture are not bedfellows in achieving development goals. However, the outcomes of the race for development in Africa,…
