Nevine Nizar Zakaria
Biographic Data
| ID | 6888191 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nevine Nizar Zakaria |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nevine Nizar |
| FAMILY NAME | Zakaria |
| SIGNATURE | ZAKARIA N N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Würzburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2224-3666 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Cultural Rights and Social Inclusion
In recent decades, Egypt has been a place of refuge for many individuals fleeing political upheaval, including Sudanese, Syrian, Yemeni, Iraqi, and Palestinian communities. The influx of Sudanese refugees since 2023 has further increased the country's refugee population. Yet, despite their growing presence, Egyptian museums have largely overlooked the stories, heritage, and experiences of refugees in their exhibitions and programs. This paper add…
Exploring the learning experiences of autistic children in museums and informal educational settings
Distance Learning through the Grand Egyptian Museum
By considering the increasing emphasis on lifelong learning and the ongoing significant debates over the value and utility of digital technologies in accelerating long-established learning tasks, the paper suggests new approaches for the national museums of Egypt to incorporate distance learning and museum-based online programs as a means to improve their traditional educational programs. This would significantly help school students better under…
The Impact of Public-Private Partnerships and Management Autonomy on Museums’ Performance
In recent decades, museums have encountered growing political, social and cultural pressures to defend their funding, demonstrate their relevance to society and secure a sustainable source of incom
Unveiling Hidden Histories
The representation of disabled individuals in museum spaces worldwide has sparked substantial debate in recent decades. It has become increasingly evident that disabled people’s lives and experiences have been overlooked, under/misrepresented in museum narratives, or as museum professionals and academics have highlighted, ‘buried in the footnotes’ of history. Museums can either challenge or continue such exclusion through their actions. This marg…
Assessing the working practices and the inclusive programs to students with disabilities in the Egyptian museums
Following the implementation of 2018’s laws on the rights of persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Egypt, students with disabilities (SWDs) have both legal and moral rights to meaningful learning opportunities and inclusive education. Despite that, SWDs still have very limited education resources which limit their career aspirations and quality of life. In this respect, education whether as part of formal education or lifelong learning is central t…
Barriers to Social Inclusion with the Egyptian Museums; New Approach Towards Disability
Each person in Egypt, including the 15 million with disabilities and more than 3.5 million who are 65 and older, – have the right to access museums without barriers. Egyption law, requires accommodations for each disabled person so they have equal opportunity to participate in the cultural life of the community. Unfortunately, Egypt's museums have not prioritized accessibility, despite the legislation that establishes these rights of access. This…
Egypt's cultural heritage in conflict situations
In recent decades, the remarkable cultural heritage of Egypt has been threatened by loss or damage due to many conflict situations. These have led to looting, smuggling, vandalism, encroachment, illegal activities, and many more threats which put the fate of Egypt’s heritage in jeopardy of disappearance and demolition. The loss of Egyptian heritage is not only a loss of history, but of cultural identity, memory and existence. These types of threa…
Unveiling Hidden Histories
The representation of disabled individuals in museum spaces worldwide has sparked substantial debate in recent decades. It has become increasingly evident that disabled people’s lives and experiences have been overlooked, under/misrepresented in museum narratives, or as museum professionals and academics have highlighted, ‘buried in the footnotes’ of history. Museums can either challenge or continue such exclusion through their actions. This marg…
Egypt's cultural heritage in conflict situations
In recent decades, the remarkable cultural heritage of Egypt has been threatened by loss or damage due to many conflict situations. These have led to looting, smuggling, vandalism, encroachment, illegal activities, and many more threats which put the fate of Egypt’s heritage in jeopardy of disappearance and demolition. The loss of Egyptian heritage is not only a loss of history, but of cultural identity, memory and existence. These types of threa…
Barriers to Social Inclusion with the Egyptian Museums; New Approach Towards Disability
Each person in Egypt, including the 15 million with disabilities and more than 3.5 million who are 65 and older, – have the right to access museums without barriers. Egyption law, requires accommodations for each disabled person so they have equal opportunity to participate in the cultural life of the community. Unfortunately, Egypt's museums have not prioritized accessibility, despite the legislation that establishes these rights of access. This…
Assessing the working practices and the inclusive programs to students with disabilities in the Egyptian museums
Following the implementation of 2018’s laws on the rights of persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Egypt, students with disabilities (SWDs) have both legal and moral rights to meaningful learning opportunities and inclusive education. Despite that, SWDs still have very limited education resources which limit their career aspirations and quality of life. In this respect, education whether as part of formal education or lifelong learning is central t…
Distance Learning through the Grand Egyptian Museum
By considering the increasing emphasis on lifelong learning and the ongoing significant debates over the value and utility of digital technologies in accelerating long-established learning tasks, the paper suggests new approaches for the national museums of Egypt to incorporate distance learning and museum-based online programs as a means to improve their traditional educational programs. This would significantly help school students better under…
The Impact of Public-Private Partnerships and Management Autonomy on Museums’ Performance
In recent decades, museums have encountered growing political, social and cultural pressures to defend their funding, demonstrate their relevance to society and secure a sustainable source of incom
Unveiling Hidden Histories
The representation of disabled individuals in museum spaces worldwide has sparked substantial debate in recent decades. It has become increasingly evident that disabled people’s lives and experiences have been overlooked, under/misrepresented in museum narratives, or as museum professionals and academics have highlighted, ‘buried in the footnotes’ of history. Museums can either challenge or continue such exclusion through their actions. This marg…
Cultural Rights and Social Inclusion
In recent decades, Egypt has been a place of refuge for many individuals fleeing political upheaval, including Sudanese, Syrian, Yemeni, Iraqi, and Palestinian communities. The influx of Sudanese refugees since 2023 has further increased the country's refugee population. Yet, despite their growing presence, Egyptian museums have largely overlooked the stories, heritage, and experiences of refugees in their exhibitions and programs. This paper add…
Exploring the learning experiences of autistic children in museums and informal educational settings
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (3 works) · Disability Rights and Representation (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Museums and Cultural Heritage (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)