Have you ever heard of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List? Flamenco from Spain, Brazilian Capoeira, Yoga in India and Neapolitan Pizza — these are just some of the examples! Heritage is more than monuments and artifacts; it lives in the stories we tell, the traditions we share, and the skills we pass down through generations. For over 20 years, UNESCO has championed the safeguarding of our living heritage through the 2003 Convention. 788 cultural practices in 150 countries are now inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. By promoting education and supporting communities, we help ensure that living heritage remains vibrant and meaningful, now and for generations to come! Learn more: https://ich.unesco.org/en/home