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Annika Hedås Falk (Nobel Museum) on how the museum sector contributes to sustainability education

Annika Hedås Falk, Vice President of Education at the Nobel Prize Museum, discusses the advantages of collaborating with the museum sector in sustainability education efforts during visioning discussions at the BRIDGES establishment workshop, UNESCO headquarters, Paris, 11-12 June 2019.

Credit: Originally published by Bifrost. Materials were recorded by Lea Rekow in Paris 2019, and are published by courtesy of the BRIDGES coalition partners and licensed as CC-BY-NC-ND-2.0

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