Lisa Prosper: LIVED SPACES - Learning from Indigenous Cultural Landscapes

ICUF D'Arcy McGee Beacon Fellowship 2021
Title: LIVED SPACES: Learning from Indigenous Cultural Landscapes
Delivered by Lisa Prosper
To an audience invited by School of Archaeology, University College Dublin
Organised by: Claire Cave, Director UCD World Heritage Programme
Lisa considers how indigenous cultural landscapes can help shift our thinking on how to better accommodate cultural diversity and how to be more responsive to the needs of these diverse communities in the 21st century. The intention is not to advocate for indigenous cultural landscapes as a type of heritage, but to try to learn some lessons from them as a system of heritage value and expression. Using examples from Canada, Lisa discusses how we can create a new paradigm for heritage that considers the expressions of a community’s relationship with their environment (built or natural) through their place-making activities.
UCD School of Archaeology: www.ucd.ie/arc...
Lisa Prosper is an independent heritage consultant with a focus on Indigenous cultural heritage and cultural landscapes. She sits on the board of ICOMOS Canada and the Indigenous Cultural Heritage Advisory Council for Parks Canada. She is a member of the Acadia First Nation and lives in Whitehorse, Yukon.
ICUF D'Arcy McGee Beacon Fellowships 2021
ICUF is funded by the governments of Canada and Ireland, whose support has facilitated this event. D'Arcy McGee Beacon Fellowship: www.icuf.ie/sch...
The "Dobbin Compositions" were composed and recorded by Úna Monaghan © 2020 www.unamonagha...​

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