Re p o r t e r s : V I I I

CULTURAL
INTEGRITY
Prepared by:
Mea, Ella Marie S.
Macampao, Marwin I
A n ti s , L e s l i e J a y n e H .
Objectives:

 Define Cultural Integrity

 Explain the Importance of Cultural Integrity and

Strategies to Promote and Protect Cultural Integrity

 Discuss the Challenges of Cultural Integrity

and the its examples.
 CONTENTS

01 DEFINITION OF
CULTURAL
INTEGRITY
04 STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE
AND PROTECT CULTURAL
INTEGRITY

02 05
IMPORTANCE OF
CULTURAL CASE STUDIES
INTEGRITY

CHALLENGES TO EXAMPLES OF CULTURAL

03 06
CULTURAL INTEGRITY
INTEGRITY
01 DEFINITION OF
CULTURAL
INTEGRITY
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Cultural Integrity - It is also refers to the
preservation and
maintenance of the identity,
- is a vital aspect of human
traditions, values, and
society, representing the
practices of a particular
preservation of unique
culture or cultural group. It
customs, traditions,
involves safeguarding the
languages, and identities
authenticity and
within a rapidly globalizing
distinctiveness of a culture in
world. This report explores
the face of various internal
the significance of cultural
and external influences that
integrity, its challenges, and
may threaten its continuity or
strategies to promote and

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dilution.
protect diverse cultures.
02 IMPORTANCE OF
CULTURAL
INTEGRITY
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Identity and Belonging
• Cultural integrity fosters a sense of
belonging and identity among individuals
and communities, contributing to their
overall well-being and self-esteem.

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Diversity
• Cultural diversity enriches society, offering different
perspectives, ideas, and solutions to complex
problems, thereby promoting innovation and
creativity.

Heritage and Legacy

• Preserving cultural integrity safeguards the
historical heritage and legacy of communities,
passing down knowledge and traditions to
future generations.
03 CHALLENGES TO CULTURAL
INTEGRITY
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Globalization
• Increased connectivity
and the dominance of Western
culture can lead to the erosion of
local traditions and values.
Language
Endangerment

• Many languages are

endangered as English and
Cultural Appropriation other dominant languages
• The commodification and dominate media,
misrepresentation of cultural education, and
elements by dominant cultures communication.
can diminish the authenticity

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and meaning of those
elements.
04 STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE
AND PROTECT CULTURAL
INTEGRITY
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Cultural Exchange
• Encourage cultural exchange programs to

Education foster mutual understanding and

• Promote cultural education and appreciation among diverse communities.
awareness in schools to teach students
about the significance of cultural
Digital Preservation
diversity and foster respect for other
• Utilize technology to document and preserve
cultures.
cultural practices, languages, and artifacts for
Legislation future generations.

• Enact laws and policies that protect Cultural Diplomacy

cultural heritage, intellectual
• Promote international cooperation through
property, and indigenous rights.
cultural diplomacy initiatives to showcase and
celebrate diverse cultures.

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05 CASE STUDIES
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New Zealand's Maori

Language Revival UNESCO's Intangible
Cultural Heritage List
• New Zealand's efforts to revive the
• The UNESCO list recognizes and
Maori language serve as an inspiring

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safeguards various cultural practices
example of language revitalization.
and traditions worldwide.
06 EXAMPLES OF CULTURAL
INTEGRITY
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Language Preservation

• Many indigenous and minority communities

around the world are working diligently to

preserve their native languages, often through

language revitalization programs,

documentation, and educational initiatives.

For instance, the Maori people in New Zealand

have made significant efforts to revive and

promote the use of the Maori language.

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Traditional
Festivals

• Cultural integrity is evident

in the celebration of
traditional festivals and
ceremonies. For example,
Diwali, the Festival of
Lights, is celebrated by
Hindus worldwide to
honor their cultural and
religious heritage.

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Museums and Cultural
Centers
• Institutions like museums and
cultural centers play a crucial role in
preserving and showcasing the art,
artifacts, and history of a particular
culture. The Smithsonian National
Museum of African American History

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and Culture in the United States is a
prime example.
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Indigenous Rights Movements
• I n d i g e n o u s c o m m u n i ti e s
w o r l d w i d e a r e a d v o c a ti n g
for their rights and
autonomy, working to
protect their land,
c u l t u r e , a n d t r a d i ti o n a l
p r a c ti c e s . T h e S t a n d i n g
Rock protests in the
United States against the
Dakota Access Pipeline

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serve as an example of
s u c h e ff o r t s .
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Cultural Heritage Sites

• Preservation of cultural heritage sites is

a prominent aspect of cultural integrity.

UNESCO's World Heritage Sites list

includes places like Machu Picchu in Peru

and the Great Wall of China, which are

protected to safeguard their historical and

cultural significance.

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 Traditional Medicine and Healing
Practices
Many cultures have traditional medicinal practices that
are being preserved and integrated into modern healthcare
systems. For instance, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
continues to be a vital part of healthcare in China and is
gaining recognition worldwide.

Cultural Diplomacy

Nations engage in cultural diplomacy to

foster mutual understanding and appreciation of
their cultures. The exchange of art, music,
dance, and cuisine between countries serves as a
way to strengthen cultural integrity while
promoting international cooperation.
 Art and Literature

Artists and authors often draw inspiration from their

cultural heritage, creating works that reflect and celebrate
their identity. For example, the literature of Nobel laureate
Gabriel García Márquez is deeply rooted in Colombian
culture.
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