Seminar: "Participatory video making about the ocean involving Indigenous youth and University of Washington graduate students"

The Oceans's Challenge groups are hosting Dr. Patrick Christie from the University of Washington (Seattle) in their seminar series.
 

Seminar: "Participatory video making about the ocean involving Indigenous youth and University of Washington graduate students"

Speaker: Dr. Patrick Christie from the University of Washington (Seattle)

Date: Thursday, June 8th 2023
Time: 1pm- 2pm
Venue: Room Z/033 and online https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89771418867?pwd=WWVYcjM3M0dUNjdXRmVyeXVTMWJ5QT09

For the last 2 years, I’ve been co-leading an interesting and complex process involving Indigenous and non-indigenous students in the creation of short videos that center Indigenous perspectives on the Puget Sound or what’s increasingly referred to as the Salish Sea to acknowledge Indigenous presence in the US Pacific Northwest. I’ll talk about the potential for such empowering educational processes. In preparation, please skim the website and view the short video entitled “In the Eyes of Our Children” at: https://www.leschischools.org

Bio
Dr Patrick Christie is joint professor at the School of Marine and Environmental Affairs and the Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington (Seattle). His interests lie in justice and sustainability, working at the interface of oceans and coastal communities as well as other environments. For his full research profile see https://smea.uw.edu/faculty/patrick-christie/

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