A project that aims to preserve the written and illustrated intangible heritage of Yemeni families, to create an electronic platform contains all the documents and digitized poems, drawings, and images saved by Yemeni families and builds the capabilities of the owners of these documents to preserve them in modern ways to ensure their continuity, to create a communication bridge between the literature and culture of the old generation and to re-submit them to the new generation.
Jamkanah is funded by the British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund, in partnership with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
Keep these paper drafts from being completely lost by uploading them online.
This legacy examines the unpublished marginal history that includes people’s events, their perceptions of them, the development of language, concepts, and more.
The formation of the database helps to facilitate access to researchers or those interested in history, and to learn more about the country’s history and culture.
Raising the capacities of families with the importance of keeping these documents and procedures for preserving them.
Raising awareness of the importance of preserving the family legacy and not neglecting or getting rid of it.
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