Global Founders | Cultural Heritage: From Ethiopia to James Monroe's Highland

Global Founders | Cultural Heritage: From Ethiopia to James Monroe's Highland

Written By Benjamin Hotcher & Will Amacker
August 15, 2019

Hewan Berhane & Sara Bon Harper
 
Season 2, Episode 1
Hewan Berhane, 2019 Mandela Fellow, is an Ethiopian urban architect working to protect a complex historical narrative in Addis Ababa. She joins Sara Bon-Harper, archeologist and Executive Director of James Monroe’s Highland, to discuss shared practices and cultural intricacies on the journey to promote inclusive and accurate histories.
 
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