Dr. Teresa De Kievet, Associate Dean of Special Initiatives at the UofM, takes a break from co-organizing the 2022 Turtle Island Indigenous Science Conference at the University of Manitoba to discuss oral history and storytelling in Indigenous science and its new role in shaping, what we would call, traditional western views. It’s akin to looking through the other end of the microscope and finding the holistic vision of a world we should be inhabiting. Dr. Teri describes the effect of working with the conference as a profound experience on her outlook.

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Topics Covered:
• Indigenous science
• Scientific knowledge embedded in indigenous language
• Two eyes seeing - a holistic world
• Teepees don’t have basements for a reason
• Dr. James A. Makokis
• Dr. Roger Dube
• Indigenous Connect, a regular campus-wide meeting
• Myrle Ballard fireside chats
• Reaching Secondary School science students

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Recorded April 6, 2022

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