r3.0 Bioregional Open Dialogue 9: Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Bioregional Contexts

The ninth r3.0 Bioregional Open Dialogue focuses on The Movements of Living Place: Bodies and Bioregional Intelligence. Joshua Waters presents on his work with the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Lab at Deakin University in Australia and the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Collective. He explores a recent article co-authored with Distinguished Professor Yin Paradies on Bodies as Intermediaries in a bioregional context. Waters is a First Nations K/Gamilaroi man, PhD student, and Senior Research Fellow whose work examines the role of Indigenous knowledges in global higher education and institutional contexts. He has authored several peer-reviewed papers, including work on Indigenous process methods for literature review and Indigenous systems knowledge applied to governance protocols.

This session is part of r3.0's Open Dialogues on Bioregioning series. For more information, visit r3.0 Open Dialogues on Bioregioning.