CULTURAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHTS
INITIATIVE®
cultural Ip month 2023 LIBRARY
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Cultural IP Month 2023 - 27th April 2023 - Akademie Mode und Design Berlin & WhyWeCraft®
Cultural IP Month 2023 - 24th April 2023 - Malacate Taller Experimental Textil
Cultural IP Month 2023 - Memoria de lo Cotidiano - Malacate Taller Experimental Textil
(2) Maria Teresa Perez Vasquez: Vivo en Nachig, trabajo en telar de cintura y bordado. Este bordado es representacion de como antes no nos querian pagar nuestro trabajo y no nos pagaban lo justo, que esta mal echo es por eso que hicimos este bordado del regateo.
(3) Maria Cristina Lopez Perez: Vivo en Nachig. Este es mi bordado de maltrato laboral, cuando trabajaba y vendia manteles en otros lugsares nos maltrataban porque exigiamos el pago justo representa esta tela bordada. Y este es de explotacion laboral cuando trabajábamos en otros lugares nos exigian un limite de tiempo, no valoraban nuestros trabajos, y no pagaban lo justo y ya sentiamos ques nos estaban explotando.
(5) Pascuala Lopes Perez: Vivo en Nachig. Este bordado es representation del robo de nuestros diseños porque hay veces que llegan a visitarnos cuando estamos trabajando con nuestros telares, approvechan para robarnos los diseños nuevos que tenemos y despues ellos los hacen y luego los venden en otros lugares con otro precio para que nosotras ya no podemos venderlo con el precio justo.
Cultural IP Month 2023 - 24th April 2023 - Cultural Sustainability Academy - The Knowledge Hub for Cultural Sustainability®
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Cultural IP Month 2023 - 16th April 2023 - Șezătoarea Basarabiei
Cultural IP Month 2023 - Șezătoarea Basarabiei
Cultural IP Month 2023 - 15th April 2023 - Șezătoarea Ciocârlia
Cultural IP Month 2023 - Șezătoarea Ciocârlia
cIPRI LIBRARY ARCHIVE 2018-2022
WORKSHOPS
TALKS & CONFERENCES
Cultural Fashion: Transform the Fashion Industry From Villain to Hero | Monica Boța-Moisin | TEDxTUM
PODCASTS
“Every company will have someone who is trained in Cultural Intellectual Property.”
Monica Moisin
"Monica Bota Moisin is a lawyer for Cultural Intellectual Property (CIP) in fashion as well as founder of the Cultural Intellectual Property Rights Initiative (CIPRI) where she is working on a framework to preserve traditional culture expressions and build bridges between traditional artisans and the fashion industry.
In this podcast episode she explains the importance of cultural intellectual property, discuss where we are now, how to handle the subject as a designer or brand and what the future will look like."
©️Sustainable Fashion Matterz
RESEARCH & FIELDSTUDY REPORTS
PROFILES OF TEXTILE ARTISANS IN KUTCH, GUJARAT, INDIA
©Monica Boța-Moisin, CIPRI 2020
Mexico 2022: Fieldwork and Consultations with Indigenous Artisans in Chiapas Report
© 2022 Cultural Sustainability Consulting SRL
Authors: Monica Boța-Moisin, Nicole Crouch, Mónica Parra
Publishing year: 2022
Photo credits: Nicole Crouch, Monica Boța-Moisin, Mónica Parra, 2022
Editorial Design: Mónica Parra
COMMUNITY PUBLICATIONS
CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR A GREEN FUTURE
legal protection for traditional designs (TRADITIONAL CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS)
White Paper Report Documenting Traditional Cultural Expressions: Building a Model for Legal Protection Against Misappropriation and Misuse with the Oma Ethnic Group of Laos (Boța-Moisin and Gujadhur, 2021).
Read the White Paper Report here
Learn more about the Oma vs Max Mara design plagiarism case and the legal strategy applied for the development of positive protection of Oma Traditional Cultural Expressions (TCEs) through the creation of a traditional textile design database and the settlement of the dispute with Max Mara S.r.l.