New Publication: Ivory 2020 Art and Heritage Law

Ivory Law in the US, UK and EU by Olivia Franklin

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RAND Corporation Report Debunks Facebook & Dark Web Ties to Illegal Antiquities

Meanwhile, Facebook Changes Policy to Exclude Historical Artifacts

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Reclaiming Tibetan Culture in the Digital Age

Zoom Empowerment to Tibetan Manuscripts in the Buddhist Digital Resource Center

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Turkish Court Decides Hagia Sophia’s Conversion to Mosque

Erdoğan’s politically-motivated campaign aims a blow at religious minorities

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Introducing the Global Art and Heritage Law Project

The Committee for Cultural Policy announces publication of nine volumes in a new Global Art and Heritage Law Series

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Apsáalooke Women and Warriors in Chicago

Nina Sanders: Field Museum’s First Native American Curator Creates Stunning Exhibit of Crow Art

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