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This act seeks to revise national history education standards to reflect a diverse, accurate, and inclusive representation of global and local cultures, especially those traditionally marginalized or misrepresented.

This act aims to prevent the exclusion, distortion, or removal of marginalized cultures, histories, and voices from digital platforms, archives, and AI systems by promoting equitable access, representation, and community ownership of digital spaces.

This act establishes sustained funding and infrastructure to preserve, revitalize, and elevate local arts, oral storytelling, music, dance, and crafts, with a focus on Indigenous, minority, and rural communities around the world.

This act calls for the implementation of sustained public campaigns aimed at combating xenophobia, promoting cultural understanding, and fostering inclusive communities across the nation.

This act aims to safeguard cultural heritage—including monuments, sacred sites, languages, and traditional knowledge—from the escalating threats of armed conflict and climate-related disasters through global cooperation, emergency funding, and local resilience programs.

This act supports the protection, revitalization, and intergenerational transmission of Indigenous knowledge systems, languages, and cultural practices through community-led programs, legal safeguards, and global partnerships.

This act proposes the creation of a freely accessible, multilingual global digital library to provide open access to books, educational materials, academic research, and cultural heritage resources, empowering universal learning and knowledge equity.

This initiative proposes a global framework for collaboratively developing, maintaining, and sharing open-source curricula. It empowers educators, learners, institutions, and communities to co-create high-quality, inclusive, and adaptable educational content across subjects and languages.