Indigenous Science Weekend

Indigenous Science Weekend

September 27–29, 2021
Sue-Meg State Park (Red Alder & Sumeg Village campsites)

This is a weekend for participants to improve their understanding of the existential crisis
we face related to climate change, we will explore emerging technologies (i.e., other ways
of meeting energy needs), and the local Off Shore Wind (OSW) projects proposed for this
region of Indian Country. Presentations and hosted discussions via Elders, cultural
practitioners, Native professionals, developing professionals (our students), & supportive
specialists will have a stage for this indigenous truth telling event. This event will provide
the opportunity to myth bust in all directions regarding what we know, what we don't know,
and what we need to know to make wise decisions regarding how we deal with the existential
crisis of climate change.

Contact: Lonyx Landry • email: Ib2@humboldt.edu • Cell phone: 707-599-0694

event flyer
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SCHEDULE

Friday 27th

1:00 pm Move in Sue-Meg Village and adjacent Red Alder
5:15 pm Welcoming lead Zack Brown
5:30 pm Dinner lead Marva Jones
6:00 pm Dr. Frank Kanawa Lake (Climate Change)
7:30 pm Grandpas' panel
8:30 pm Grandmas' panel

Saturday 28th

7:00 am Women's modern warrior training (Jujitsu)
9:00 am Breakfast lead Ed and Shonnie Mata
9:15 am Ocean Acidification, Sea Level Rise & Energy Sovereignty INRSEP students
10:30 am Keith Parker (Climate Change & Fish)
11:30 am INSEP Students
1:00 pm Natalie Mendez & Pakuni Martin (Emerging Technologies)
1:30 pm Lunch Buffet lead Eli Pence
2:00 pm Comparisons of Wind Energy vs. Fossil Fuel Energy Creation
2:30 pm Chelsi Sparti (Weaning Off of Fossil Fuel Energy Needs)
3:00 pm Chelsi Sparti (Thoughts on Nuclear Energy)
3:30 pm Tvetene Carlson (Alaskan Village & Renewable Energy)
4:00 pm Brook Thompson, Ish-Kaysh Tripp, and more (Recent Graduates)
5:00 pm RWE & Vineyard Offshore updates
5:30 pm Dinner lead Marva Jones
6:00 pm Panel by NAS Department. (U.S. History of Ongoing Extractive Industries)
6:00 pm Tanner Etherton (Local Workforce Implications)
9:00 pm Open Discussion around the campfire

Sunday 29th

7:00 am Women's modern warrior training (Jujitsu)
9:30 am Breakfast leads Ed and Shonnie Mata
10:00 am Cultural Practitioner Panel & Reciprocity
12:00 pm Lunch

schedule flyer
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