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SUMMARY:Inuit Community Partnerships to Promote Equitable and Respectful Outcomes in Polar Research
DESCRIPTION:How does Indigenous Knowledge enable critical scientific 
 research? And how can we ensure that cultures and individuals are treated 
 fairly\, despite the checkered history of US researcher relations with 
 Indigenous cultures?\n\nCorina Qaaġraq Kramer\, an Inuit community leader 
 living and working in a frontline community in the rural NW Alaskan 
 Arctic\, and Cana Uluak Itchuaqiyaq\, an Inuit assistant professor of 
 professional and technical writing at Virginia Tech\, will discuss how 
 polar research–an interdisciplinary area of study with huge amounts 
 funding support from federal agencies–is innovated by incorporating 
 Indigenous co-production of knowledge methodologies.\n\nCorina and Cana 
 will lead an interactive 90-min workshop that discusses the ways their 
 current interdisciplinary partnership on the Rematriation Project–a 
 project that aims to create capacity for and access to digital archiving 
 and data related to Inuit cultural\, tribal\, and scientific knowledges and 
 history–uses an Indigenous co-production of knowledge framework based in 
 culturally appropriate values\, such as humility\, cooperation\, and 
 responsibility to tribe.\n\nThe workshop will be followed at 4:30 by a 
 30-minute networking time to meet others and discuss issues and reactions 
 from the workshop.\n\nIf you are a VT faculty member and would like to 
 receive PDN credit for this workshop\, please register through both this 
 page (to confirm your seat) and the PDN (to enroll for credit). If you 
 would like to attend in-person\, please register for in-person\, even if 
 there is a waiting list. Everyone will receive the Zoom link regardless of 
 their registration type or waiting list status and we may be able to secure 
 a larger space if there is sufficient in-person demand.\n\nIf you are an 
 individual with a disability and desire an accommodation\, please email 
 library-event-accessibility-g@vt.edu at least 10 business days prior to the 
 event.
LOCATION:Torgersen 3310\, Blacksburg Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathaniel Porter":MAILTO:ndporter@vt.edu
CATEGORIES:Data Science, Event, Data Science, Workshop
CONTACT;CN="Nathaniel Porter":MAILTO:ndporter@vt.edu
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://calendar.lib.vt.edu/event/9778561
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