Indigenous Knowledge Cannot Be a Backup Plan: Collaboration, Sustainability & Decolonization

Session 4 of the Cal Poly Humboldt Native American Studies Speakers Series: Decolonizing Sustainability - Amplifying Indigenous Perspectives and Transforming Sustainability Discourse. The series is moving toward a decolonial sustainability movement that centers Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination. Understanding and deconstructing how white supremacy and settler colonialism continue to inform sustainability discourse
SESSION FOUR: Indigenous Knowledge Cannot Be Treated as a Backup Plan: Indigenous Collaboration, Sustainability & Decolonization
(November 3, 2021)
featuring:
0:05 Welcome and Introductions
7:06 Dr. Cutcha Risling Baldy (Associate Professor & Department Chair, Native American Studies, Cal Poly Humboldt)
*The Red Deal: Land Back and Land Futures*
20:47 Dr. Brittani Orona (Assistant Professor, American Indian Studies, San Diego State University)
*Give It All Back! Reciprocity and History in California*
41:42 Dr. Esme Murdock (Assistant Professor, American Indian Studies, San Diego State University)
*Indigenous Knowledge Cannot Be Treated as a Backup Plan: Indigenous Collaboration, Sustainability & Decolonization*
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