Presented in partnership with the Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledges and Science.
The braiding of Indigenous knowledge and Western science fosters a deeper and more holistic understanding of the past through multiple lenses. This panel will focus on the new Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledge and Science, funded by the National Science Foundation in the USA. It will outline current projects being undertaken under the auspices of the new centre with First Nations colleagues in the USA, and suggest additional lines of research that would build on Australian strengths in archaeology and other disciplines. Kellie Pollard and Claire Smith are the co-Directors of the Australian hub of the new centre, and will facilitate this panel discussion with Caroline Spry.
Panellists:
Kellie Pollard (Wiradjuri Archaeologist and ARC DAATSIA Research Fellow, Charles Darwin University)
Claire Smith (Professor of Archaeology, Flinders University; Elected Fellow, Australian Academy of Humanities; President 2003-2014, World Archaeological Congress)
Ora Marek-Martinez (Dineģ | Nimiipuu | Hopi; Associate Vice President, Office of Native American Initiatives; Assistant Professor, Anthropology Department, Northern Arizona University; Co-Principal Investigator, Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledges and Science; Co-lead, Southwest Hub, Northern Arizona University, Native American Cultural Center)
Stephen Enciso (PhD Candidate, Charles Darwin University)
Elspeth Hodgins (PhD Candidate, Flinders University)
Darren Siwes (PhD Candidate, Flinders University)
An online panel discussion, and part of the 2024 National Webinar Series. Find the series details here.
When: 9.30pm EDT Thursday 23 May 2024; 11am ACST / 11.30am AEST Friday 24 May 2024
Where: Online via Zoom
Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_UjKapzn4RTmzk4E6eiOtuQ