Director Ralph Regenvanu honoured with medal and customary title
Director of the Cultural Centre, Ralph Regenvanu, was honoured on two separate occasions in November 2006 for the work he has done over the past 12 years with the Cultural Centre and in the field of culture more generally in Vanuatu - by the Government of France and by the fieldworkers of the Cultural Centre
Director of the Cultural Centre, Ralph Regenvanu, was honoured on two separate occasions in November 2006 for the work he has done over the past 12 years with the Cultural Centre and in the field of culture more generally in Vanuatu - by the Government of France and by the fieldworkers of the Cultural Centre
Conference report: "After 26 years: Collaborative research in Vanuatu since Independence"
A report on the first-ever international conference on research about Vanuatu society, language and history to be held in Vanuatu, with a special report on the conference from Dr Margaret Jolly of the Australian National University
A report on the first-ever international conference on research about Vanuatu society, language and history to be held in Vanuatu, with a special report on the conference from Dr Margaret Jolly of the Australian National University
The Ward 15 Mini-Arts Festival, South PentecostThe first arts festival ever to be held in south Pentecost for speakers of the Sa language - the cultural group of South Pentecost.
First Ureparapara Arts Festival a SuccessThe island of Ureparapara in the Banks Islands group of TORBA Province, one of Vanuatu’s most northerly islands, hosted its first-ever arts festival from the 9th to the 12th of August 2005.
Vanuatu Cultural Centre Fieldworkers Program
To assist the Vanuatu Cultural Centre with it's important role of preserving and promoting cultural customs and practices in Vanuatu, the Vanuatu Cultural Centre has a network comprising of Fieldworkers from all the different island in Vanuatu. One of the main duties for each fieldworker is to promote cultural and customary practices and to preserve them using the Vanuatu Cultural Centre to store and safe keep tangible and non-tangible information items about their custom and culture.
To assist the Vanuatu Cultural Centre with it's important role of preserving and promoting cultural customs and practices in Vanuatu, the Vanuatu Cultural Centre has a network comprising of Fieldworkers from all the different island in Vanuatu. One of the main duties for each fieldworker is to promote cultural and customary practices and to preserve them using the Vanuatu Cultural Centre to store and safe keep tangible and non-tangible information items about their custom and culture.
Vanuatu Cultural Centre Fieldworkers Workshop
A workshop is held annually to train these fieldworkers in methods and ways to enable them to efficiently preserve and promote the indigenous knowledge they have in their individual areas.
A workshop is held annually to train these fieldworkers in methods and ways to enable them to efficiently preserve and promote the indigenous knowledge they have in their individual areas.
