Sustainable Indigenous Food Garden, Photo by Siobhan Bonisteel Join us Thursday, August 23rd at 6PM in the gallery for a presentation by Dr Andrew Judge, an Irish-Anishinaabe scholar, who will discuss two-eyed seeing, the practice of blended Indigenous and European approaches to "re-search" and ways of knowing. Recovery from colonization requires new paradigms that allow space for the inclusion of Indigenous Cultural Knowledge and Traditional Ecological Knowledge. Learning ways to actualize two-eyed seeing supports the resurgence of Indigenous knowledges.
MkoMosé (Andrew Judge) is an Irish-Anishinaabe scholar and currently holds a PhD in Indigenous education from Western University. Andrew is also the co-founder of The Indigenous Collective. Andrew’s research interests include Indigenous cultural knowledge, traditional ecological knowledge, decolonization, Indigenous resurgence, Mayan and Anishinaabe cosmology, blended Indigenous and Western methodologies, and the ways colonialism impacts Indigenous peoples. Andrew constantly seeks to apply his Indigenous knowledge, especially as it relates to environmental sustainability and the ways we interact with the earth. Andrew continues to be guided by the wisdom of his Elders and lives with gratitude for the Ancestral teachings he has been entrusted. Current projects: http://raresites.org/2018/06/sustainable-indigenous-foods-garden/ Comments are closed.
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