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Nollywood’s streaming romance

The Nigerian film industry produces approximately 2500 films a year With its rapid and lowcost production model Nollywood has become one of the continents most prolific cinema industries Major digital platforms interest has prompted a shift towards betterfunded and more diversified content

The contribution of higher education institutions to lifelong learning: global survey report presented to the UNESCO World Higher Education Conference (WHEC2022)

The contribution of higher education institutions to lifelong learning: global survey report presented to the UNESCO World Higher Education Conference (WHEC2022)

The contribution of higher education institutions to lifelong learning: policy brief presented to the UNESCO World Higher Education Conference (WHEC2022)

The contribution of higher education institutions to lifelong learning: policy brief presented to the UNESCO World Higher Education Conference (WHEC2022)

Aymara has not said its last word

Although widely spoken the Aymara language shares many of the same vulnerabilities as other indigenous languages But in recent years it has gained better recognition which has led to political cultural and technological progress

Seventh International Conference on Adult Education

CONFINTEA VII Presentations and Recordings

UIL Financial Statements 2021

International webinar on family literacy and Indigenous and local learning - Report

Diversity of cultural expressions: State of play

Cat VIII - Symposia

Adult learning and education as a lever for transformation - Transforming Education Pre-Summit side event

Eka Kurniawan: “It would be great to live around people who read literature from across the world”

Since the publication of his first novel Beauty Is a Wound in 2002 Indonesian writer Eka Kurniawan has made himself a name internationally Drawing on the myths and beliefs of his country while combining earthliness and poetry magic and realism his short stories have been translated into more than thirty languages

Art market goes crypto with NFTs

Over recent years several recordbreaking sales have established nonfongible tokens NFTs as the new black in the world of art These secure authenticated digital certificates allow the acquisition of virtual art which means new income opportunities for artists and a greater interest in digital art among museums But are we really witnessing a revolution or a speculative bubble about to burst