If there were only three books you could make sure an aspiring museum worker had to read before practicing cultural and heritage resource management in your region, what would they be?
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CAM's Australian, New Zealand & South Pacific Must Read List
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Before joining the Iziko Museums as CEO Designate and l becoming the Chief Executive Officer, I have served in various capacities that have advanced the heritage sector in general and museums in particular. I have served as Director of the Luthuli Museum in period 2006-2010, and before that was the Acting Director of the eThekwini Heritage, at the Ethekwini Municipality (2001-2005). I have also been the past president of the South African Museums Association, and am the President of the International ...Continue Reading 
Can museums function as responsible and ethical public institutions without taking into account all of the complex issues facing all of us at global and local levels? Do we recognize our international interdependencies and the influence of culture on all aspects of our societies? Can we look at the role of museums with NEW EYES?
To understand this conference the participants had to think about these questions, either implicitly or consciously. The papers had mostly to do with particular examples 
The Museum of Belize and Houses of Culture has now been established under the National Institute of Culture and History (NICH) a statutory body which seeks to encourage Belizeans and persons interested in Belize to better understand our historical and ethnic roots and instill pride in ourselves about our country's unique cultural heritage and shared national identity. NICH was created by the Government of Belize in 2003 to bring together diverse government departments, which had historically