ISHANGO MILELE - Sharing Knowledge for Peace

Описание: ISHANGO MILELE, its standards and mission.
Ishango, or rather its "stick", is an ancient archaeological object, discovered in Congo (Kinshasa) and is exhibited at the Royal Belgian Museum of Natural Sciences. The Ishango Bone, a relic of prehistoric human activity in Africa, having crossed a large geographical expanse, has become a symbol. A symbol of the long evolution of humanity, from its origins to our present day. The artefact, with its enigmatic signs, has become the banner for the promotion of technical and scientific studies, adopted by the Brussels Region and approved by a United Nations spokesperson.

"Ishango Milele" is an associative structure, serving the symbolic Ishango and its values, and uniting the actions of many cultural and scientific associations, with the view of sharing knowledge and human values globally, for peace to prevail. The aim of "Ishango Milele" is to send strong signals, transcending the current cacophony of corruption and to highlight the many existing and on-going initiatives. To this end, Ishango Milele organises events and meetings, communicating the initiatives to all the stakeholders involved in this progress, using Ishango's name in all its components.

"Ishango Milele" is the incubator of many initiatives, with several partners in France, Mali, Latvia, Greece, the USA and the DRC, and is concerned with ensuring that the attention of the authorities, the public and the stakeholders does not wane, so that the Sharing of Knowledge for Peace can progresse indefinitely.

ISHANGO BONE, our Symbol.

Details based on scientific data from Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences & AFRICA Museum.