Module 2 Blog 3
For my third post for module 2, I wanted to take a step back to review and reflect on the materials I have compiled. I am again confronted with the question: am I allowed to do this? Am I appropriating? I wanted some more foundational information for my own knowledge but also so I could share this experience with my students. I found Metcalfe helpful: Native Appropriations: Why Representations Matter – BioneersNative Appropriations: Why Representations Matter – Bioneers I also found Metcalfe inspiring because her whole project began as a blog, exactly what we are doing now 🙂
I felt I needed some more guidance on this matter, so I watched this presentation by Dr. George Nicholas:
Lecture Series on Aboriginal Issues 2016: Indigeneity, Cultural Property, and Intangible Heritage – YouTubeLecture Series on Aboriginal Issues 2016: Indigeneity, Cultural Property, and Intangible Heritage – YouTube
His international project about Indigeneity, Cultural Property and Intangible Heritage seeks to ensure knowledge is shared in meaningful and appropriate ways.
Neither of these speakers, however, provide a definitive answer of who can say what to whom and where. This continued exploration will be explored in my next blog post.