World Day for Audiovisual Heritage was established by UNESCO in 2005 to raise awareness of the importance of preserving recorded sound and audiovisual materials. These include film, radio, television, video, and sound recordings that hold cultural, historical, and educational value. The day highlights the work of archives, museums, broadcasters, and libraries in protecting shared memory.

Event Suggestions:
• Creating a mini archive display with photos, recordings, and oral histories
• Discussing why films, radio, and sound recordings matter for cultural memory
• Hosting a storytelling activity using family videos, music, or historic clips