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Fourah Bay College in Freetown became a magnet for English-speaking Africans on the West Coast and remained the only European-style university in western Africa for more than a century.

Documentation and assistance will highlight the history of Jewish presence in Central Asia following the migration of the community.

The eleventh-century Tibetan translator of Buddhist texts, Rinchen Tsangpo, who brought Buddhism to the Western Himalaya, is credited with founding 108 temples in the region.

Birds wheeling above a fishing boat, mounted horsemen, and competing athletes are among the painted scenes covering the walls and ceilings in some 200 Etruscan tombs.

The near-loss of a beloved cathedral and global icon reminds us of the depth of human connection to heritage places and the personal trauma that their destruction can bring.

A Texas building that contributed to the African-American Civil Rights Movement is threatened by the extension of Alamo visitor resources.

A training program in wood construction will pave the way for disaster recovery while opening new employment opportunities.

A government plan puts sacred lands and sites of the United States’ indigenous people at risk.

Reopening of the chapel as a cultural facility will give a community access to engaging opportunities.

A community demands inclusive and equitable solutions as construction of a new airport threatens a rich cultural landscape near Macchu Picchu.

A community-led process surrounding development and modernization can improve the quality of life for this urban neighborhood and legendary market in Lahore.

Urban growth takes a toll on a vast number of votive shrines throughout the Kathmandu Valley, prompting community members to take action through documentation.