In this second half of our special, live-on-location look at Indigenous-led genomics—recorded in May 2024 at the Global Indigenous Leadership in Genomics symposium at UBC—we sit down with participants connected to SING Australia and SING Aotearoa.
The first of two live shows recorded in May 2024 at the Global Indigenous Leadership in Genomics symposium at UBC, we explore what genomics is, the ways Indigenous genomics might differ from its mainstream counterpart, and why it’s important they be Indigenous-led.
A compendium of our discussions about water, be it as a fundamental right or the more nitty-gritty matters of funding, infrastructure, and accountability.
On this week’s collected, connected conversations, we dig into the subject of food. It’s a veritable buffet of some of our most filling discussions, from access to traditional foods to clashes of culture over settler-versus-Indigenous diets.
The ‘Sixties Scoop’ removed thousands of Aboriginal kids; now, an Ontario court has heard the latest phase of a class action suit seeking compensation for adoptees’ loss of “Aboriginal customs, traditions and practices.” We spoke with a Scoop survivor.
