Page 26 - Indigenous Knowledge News Today

This is the latest exhibition hosted by the Australian Embassy to introduce Australia’s unique and vibrant First Nations cultures to a Vietnamese audience. It is part of the programme to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Australia-Việt Nam diplomatic relations in 2023.

The project, “Abundant Intelligences: Expanding Artificial Intelligence through Indigenous Knowledge Systems,” is Indigenous-led and involves 37 co-investigators and collaborators.

Indigenous and local knowledge holders and cultural heritage continue to be largely neglected in ocean governance

Emory College’s Center for Native and Indigenous Studies will deepen the university’s partnership with the College of the Muscogee Nation and expand innovative research and teaching in Indigenous Studies.

One of the deadliest snakes on the Indian subcontinent is growing increasingly common in Bangladesh, spurring questions about the country’s preparedness to deal with venomous snakes in general. Russell’s viper (Daboia russelii) is responsible for nearly half of snakebites in neighboring India, but in Bangladesh, where it’s known as chandra bora, it was thought to […]

International researchers get millions for an Indigenous approach to AI.

The book of Genesis, popularly known as the book of creation, records that during creation, God made man in his image and likeness. Thereafter, He blessed him and charged him to be fruitful and multiply and replenish the earth and subdue it.

In a cozy and private meeting room of the Parks Canada Visitor Centre in Churchill, Indigenous Knowledge Weaver Heather Spence-Botelho launches her talk about being “seventh generation Churchill” by introducing herself in both English and Cree.

To revive our cultural heritages with the sole responsibility of focusing on moral values, which is highly believed to be the best way in solving many problems we are facing today, Malta Guinness has given support to the Center for Indigenous Knowledge, Development and Sustainability (CIKDAS), to organise one-day Event titled 'Indigenous Women as a…

The Bureau of Land Management has released a new national level rule that includes a plan to rebalance its policies to promote healthy landscapes, habitat connectivity, ecosystem resilience and Tribal costewardship. The BLM has launched a 75-day comment period to gather public input on the proposed