From UNESCO (2022)
JAZZWOMENAFRICA
UNESCO [celebrated] jazz women in Africa with a concert on 30 April, which is streamed online, here:
On the occasion of the 11th edition of International Jazz Day, UNESCO is partnering with Anya Music (Morocco) to produce the second edition of the JazzWomenAfrica concert, with the financial support of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO, the Moroccan Office of Copyright (BMDA) and the Hiba Foundation. In partnership with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the concert will be distributed by its members and will be promoted through its sister broadcasting unions in Africa and other regions of the world.
Excerpts of JazzWomenAfrica [were] broadcast on 30 April 2022 during the All-Star Global Concert produced by the Herbie Hancock Institute for Jazz.
It's possible that UNESCO and international exchanges of all sorts do more to further goodwill among nations than we can imagine.
ReplyDeleteFor additional information see: https://www.unesco.org/en/brief. And Imagine.
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