Papua New Guinea's cultural history can be traced back 60,000 years and the country remains home to more than 800 indigenous languages.
However, what is the impact of heritage, custom and tradition on values in Papua New Guinea today?
That is the question posed to panellists and audience at the third Toktok Bilong Strongim Nesen discussion event, which will be held on Monday 23 September at the University of Papua New Guinea.
To explore this topic, keynote speaker Dr Andrew Moutu, Director of the National Museum and Art Gallery will be joined by:
- Marie Mondu, Development Secretary, Catholic Bishops Conference of PNG and the Solomon Islands
- Sharlene Gawi, Owner and Operator, Bilum Culture
- Martin Brash (moderator), Executive Director, Tanorama Limited
Event details:
Date: Monday 23 September 2019
Time: Doors open at 4:30pm for a 5pm start
Venue: University of Papua New Guinea, New Lecture Theatre