Cafe Scientifique: Inuit Traditional Knowledge: “It lives through sharing and everyday use”
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Presented by: Dianne Kinnon, Director Inuit Tuttarvingat
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Cafe Scientifique: Inuit Traditional Knowledge: “It lives through sharing and everyday use”
- 1. Inuit Traditional Knowledge: “ It lives through sharing and everyday use” Café Scientifique October 5, 2010 Presented by: Dianne Kinnon, Director Inuit Tuttarvingat
- 3. Inuit live in 53 Arctic and Northern communities in Canada, as well as several southern cities. 78% of Inuit live in the Inuit Nunangat (Inuit homeland) while 22% live outside Inuit Nunangat
- 4. Our main activities are: ◊ collecting and sharing Inuit knowledge ◊ conducting research on priority topics ◊ making western and academic knowledge accessible ◊ providing tools and information to service providers and communities ◊ supporting knowledge networks ◊ using a variety of media to share knowledge
- 11. Research with Elders Use original research in more than one product Use direct quotes to capture the voices of knowledge holders and foster cultural safety “ Talk to each other when you are in crises, which is like bad weather. When you talk to another about things, it starts to feel like good weather.”
- 12. Provide Opportunities for Face to Face Learning Inuit Healing Practices Workshop NAHO National Conference, Nov. 2009 Elders: Nellie Pokiak, Mary Adams, Alicee Joamie and Minnie Etidloie