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SUMMARY:Indigenous Knowledges and Open Education Symposium
DESCRIPTION:\n\nOn October 22\, 2021\, the Open Education Working Group 
 invites you to join us for the inaugural Open Education and Indigenous 
 Knowledges Symposium to learn about and discuss the intersections between 
 open education and Indigenous knowledges and ways of knowing. Many 
 conversations around open education (OE) focus on a Eurocentric framework 
 of copyright and intellectual property rights that are sometimes in tension 
 with Indigenous knowledge systems. The goal of the Open Education and 
 Indigenous Knowledges Symposium is to centre Indigenous ways of knowing\, 
 culture\, experiences\, and worldviews within our OE advocacy work. \n\n 
 \n\nModerators \n\nTashia Kootenayo (President\, SUO) and Donna Langille 
 (Community Engagement and Open Education Librarian\, UBC Okanagan)  \n\n 
 \n\nKeynote\, Open Education and Ethical Consideration for Indigenous 
 Knowledges\n\nSpeaker: Kayla Lar-Son\n\nThe open education movement has 
 provided a substantial improvement to the learning and research needs of 
 students\, faculty\, and community members. This has been done through 
 various barrier free methods of publishing\, and mitigates any financial 
 strains that can occur. However within the open access movement there needs 
 to be careful consideration for Indigenous Knowledges\, which are deeply 
 rooted in community defined ethics and protocols\, that do not fit into 
 ordinary academic contexts. This talk will address some of the concerns 
 around open access and Indigenous Knowledges\, while exploring tools\, 
 principles\, and practices for engaging with Indigenous 
 communities.\n\n\nKayla Lar-Son is Metis and Ukrainian Settler\, originally 
 from Treaty 6 Territory. She is currently the Indigenous programs and 
 services librarian for the Xwi7xwa library at UBC and the program manager 
 librarian for the Indigitization program. Kayla is also a co-host for 
 masinahikan iskwêwak the Book Women podcast.\n\n \n\nSchedule of 
 Activities & Speakers \n\n\n	\n		\n			\n			10:00 – 
 10:15\n			\n			\n			Welcome\n			\n		\n		\n			\n			10:15 – 
 11:15\n			\n			\n			Keynote\, Open Education and Ethical Consideration for 
 Indigenous Knowledges\n\n			Speaker: Kayla Lar-Son (X̱wi7x̱wa 
 Library)\n			\n		\n		\n			\n			11:15 – 
 11:45\n			\n			\n			BREAK\n			\n		\n		\n			\n			11:45 – 
 12:45\n			\n			\n			Roundtable discussion\, How do we Indigenize/decolonize 
 open education?\n\n			Panelists: Dr. Kerrie Charnley (UBC Okanagan)\, 
 Jewell Gillies (Okanagan College)\, Christian Isbister (UBC 
 Okanagan)\n			\n		\n		\n			\n			12:45 – 1:00\n			\n			\n			Closing 
 Remarks\n			\n		\n	\n\n\n \n\nThis event is being organized by the 
 Students' Union Okanagan and the UBC Okanagan Open Education Working Group 
 in partnership with Indigenous Programs and Services\, the Centre for 
 Teaching and Learning\, and the UBC Okanagan Library\n\nThe Open Education 
 Working Group\, formalized in 2020\, develops awareness and builds capacity 
 for the adoption\, adaption\, and creation of open educational resources 
 (OER) at University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus by sharing 
 information and coordinating efforts among key stakeholders who lead and 
 support open education initiatives on campus and across the university. 
 Membership includes librarians\, students\, faculty members\, and staff 
 members from varying units on campus (i.e.\, The Students’ Union\, UBCO 
 Library\, Centre for Teaching and Learning\, the Office of the Provost\, 
 Campus Bookstore). \n\nLocation Details\n\n\n	Location:\n	*ONLINE*\n\n\nIf 
 you have any questions\, concerns\, or accessibility needs please email 
 open.ubc@ubc.ca.\n\nTo keep up-to-date with all of the workshops\, 
 consults\, and events subscribe to the UBC Library Research Commons monthly 
 newsletter.\n\nThis event is online. Registrants receive the link 24 hours 
 before the event. Registration closes at the same time.
ORGANIZER;CN="Scholarly Communications Unit":MAILTO:scholarly.communications@ubc.ca
CATEGORIES:Open Access Week, Open Scholarship, Research Commons
CONTACT;CN="Scholarly Communications Unit":MAILTO:scholarly.communications@ubc.ca
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