UNESCO list of women in African History

Summary

UNESCO list of women in African History is a distance education^[1].

Key Facts

• UNESCO list of women in African History authored UNESCO^[2].
• UNESCO list of women in African History authored Nelly Schmidt^[3].
• UNESCO list of women in African History authored Edouard Joubeaud^[4].
• UNESCO list of women in African History authored Sylvia Serbin^[5].
• UNESCO list of women in African History authored Yann Dégruel^[6].
• UNESCO list of women in African History authored The Slave Route Project^[7].
• UNESCO list of women in African History's instance of is recorded as distance education^[8].
• UNESCO list of women in African History's editor is recorded as Frédéric Régent^[9].
• UNESCO list of women in African History's language of work or name is recorded as French^[10].
• UNESCO list of women in African History's official website is recorded as https://fr.unesco.org/womeninafrica/^[11].
• UNESCO list of women in African History's title is recorded as Femmes dans l'histoire de l'Afrique, Dossier pédagogique de l'Unesco, Module sur la Mulâtresse Solitude^[12].
• UNESCO list of women in African History's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted^[13].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include UNESCO^[2], a specialized agency of the United Nations^[14], in France^[15], founded in 1945^[16], headquartered in Paris^[17]; Nelly Schmidt^[3], a historian^[18], 1949–2021^[19], of France^[20], awarded the Knight of the Legion of Honour^[21]; Edouard Joubeaud^[4], a film director^[22]; Sylvia Serbin^[5], a writer^[23], of France^[24]; Yann Dégruel^[6], a penciller^[25], b. 1971^[26], of France^[27]; and The Slave Route Project^[7], a project^[28], founded in 1994^[29].