Knowledge Sovereignty Workshop

Please note that space is limited to 25 people. Lunch to be provided.

Topics Covered:
The ethically responsible ways in which traditional knowledge is accessed, earned, and shared.

Speakers/Presenters: kêhtê-ayak (elders)
kêhtê-aya, Joseph Naytowhow, Cultural Advisor, Indigenous Law Centre, College of Law, USask.

kêhtê-aya, Julie Pitzel, kihci-okâwîmâw askiy Knowledge Centre Steering Committee Member.

Expected Outcomes:
Intergenerational knowledge sharing.

Uplifting Indigenous cultural perspectives.

Host or Publisher College of Agriculture and Bioresources