Luke Briscoe is a Kuku-Yalanji man and the co-founder of Indigilab, which you can find more about here.
He joined Amy McQuire to talk about the vital importance of recognising Indigenous sciences and knowledges, and how they are fundamental to the survival of humanity.
We also discuss his association with the Worldwide Indigenous Science Network, and you can find more about that here.
Luke also discusses the upcoming symposium at the Sydney Science Festival in August. There will be a gathering of First Nations academics, tehorists, researchers, designers, engineers, educators and students. It is hoping there will be a series of recommendations around “knowledge protocols and actions to advance partnerships, information sharing, research and development.”
The symposium will be held from 13 August – 14th August. Click here for more details.
