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Why We Call It “Value Added”

Post author By CreativeWomensAssociation
Post date February 4, 2026

Value is not something added after the work is done — it is created through labour, skill, and cultural practice at the source. As economies become more abstract and debt-driven, reconnecting value to craft, community, and tangible work is not nostalgia, but economic resilience.

Tags Common Wealth Authority, Creative Women’s Association, Cultural governance, Cultural Labour, Cultural policy Australia, Cultural provenance, Cultural safeguarding, Heritage protection, Intangible Cultural Heritage, International law, Provenance Certification

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Australia Signed the Treaty.

Post author By CreativeWomensAssociation
Post date January 30, 2026

JAustralia ratified the UNESCO Convention on Intangible Cultural Heritage — but never built the systems required to uphold it. This article explains what a treaty obligation actually is, why Australia remains absent from UNESCO heritage lists, and how the Creative Women’s Association is establishing the missing cultural safeguarding infrastructure.

Tags Common Wealth Authority, Creative Women’s Association, Cultural governance, Cultural Labour, Cultural policy Australia, Cultural provenance, Cultural safeguarding, Heritage protection, Intangible Cultural Heritage, International law, Provenance Certification, skills transmission, Treaty obligation, UNESCO Convention 2003, Workforce Infrastructure