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IPinCH Sponsored Forum at SAA 2011, Sacramento

Date: 
Mar 30 2011 - Apr 3 2011

 O. Marek-Martinez, M. Bruchac, G. Nicholas, D. Martinez, J. Norder, D. KahoteaMore »

North American Indigenous Archival Materials @ Canada's TRC Conference

TRC Bentwood Box
Date: 
Mar 2 2011

Sharing Truth: a Vision for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s National Research Centre ConferenceMore »

Cultural Resources and Intellectual Properties of Indigenous Peoples: Theory and Practice

Date: 
Jan 17 2011 - Jan 19 2011

Professor Hirofumi Kato of the University of Hokkaido's Centre for Ainu Studies and members of the Ainu community once again requested IPinCH participation in an international symposium on Hokkaido, Japan. The symposium was held in the Akan region, home to the Akan Ainu community, and to the natural beauty of Akan National Park. 
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IP and Research Ethics @ 17th Inuit Studies Conference

Date: 
Oct 28 2010

Murielle Nagy organized four sessions on IP and Research Ethics on October 28 and 29, 2010 at the 17th Inuit Studies Conference in Val-d'Or, Quebec.

She presented in the first session, along with two other members of the IPinCH collective (names in bold):More »

Intellectual property and Indigeneity: International Policy Making between Neoliberalism and Human Rights

York University, September 23, 2010
Date: 
Sep 23 2010

This symposium at York University, featured Catherine Bell, Rosemary Coombe and Patricia Goff, and was co-sponsored by the IPinCH Working Group on Customary, Conventional and Vernbacular Legal Forms and the York Centre for Public Policy and the Law.

Constructive Engagement: Aboriginal and Scientific Communities in Collaboration

Dave Shaepe of the Stó:lō Research & Resources Management Centre Addresses Panel
Other panel members listening to Dave Schaepe
Doris Cook Addresses Panel & Public.
George Nicholas addresses Constructive Engagement Panel
Dave Schaepe and Louise Fortmann. Photo: Samuel Gerszonowicz
Date: 
Jun 17 2010 - Jun 20 2010

Objectivity in Science: What is it? Why Does it Matter?

University of British Columbia

Public Panel: "Constructive Engagement: Aboriginal and Scientific Communities in Collaboration"

Fletcher Challenge Theatre at Simon Fraser University Harbour Centre

Friday, 18 June 2010

8:00-9:30 pmMore »

Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Conference: Vulnerabilities and Exclusion in Globalization

Date: 
Mar 23 2010 - Mar 27 2010

Mérida, México

SESSION:

Intersections: Intellectual Property, Cultural Heritage & Indigenous PeoplesMore »

IPinCH @ Towards a Global Humanities: Critical Traditions from the Global South

Date: 
Jun 1 2009 - Jun 13 2009

The Brown International Advanced Research Institutes (BIARI) is hosted a two-week Institute entitled 'Towards a Global Humanities: Critical Traditions from the Global South.

Under the theme, "Opening Epistemes," IPinCH Project Director, George Nicholas spoke on the topic "New Media & IKS: Translation, Dislocation and New Forms of Material Practice."More »

IPInCH @ Society for American Archaeology 74th Annual Meeting

Date: 
Apr 22 2009 - Apr 26 2009

April 22 - 26, 2009, Atlanta, GA
Abstract Deadline was September 10, 2008

Meeting information can be found at: www.saa.org/AbouttheSociety/AnnualMeeting/tabid/138/Default.aspx
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The Prindle Workshop: Initial meeting of the Collaboration, Relationship and Case Studies Working Group

Date: 
Apr 19 2009 - Apr 21 2009

Attending a meeting at the beautiful Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana from April 19 – 21 were Case Study Research Working Group co-chairs Brian Noble and Larry Zimmerman; along with IPinCH team members Jane Anderson, Cathy Bell, Julie Hollowell (workshop organizer), Stephen Loring, George Nicholas, Claire Smith, and Martin Wobst; Bonnie Newsom and Julie Woods, who are working with the community-based study initiated with the Penobscot Nation; and IPinCH Advisory Board members Anne Pyburn and Rick Wilk.More »

Working Group Co-chair, Steering Committee and Advisors Meeting, Simon Fraser University

Date: 
Jan 9 2009 - Jan 11 2009

On January 9-11, 2009, the IPinCH Working Group Co-Chairs, Steering Committee and Advisors convened at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC, Canada to kick off our exciting, seven-year, international research project. David Schaepe, archaeologist and co-manager of Stó:lo Research and Resource Management Centre (a partnering organization based in Chilliwack, BC) opened the 3-day meeting with a fascinating introduction to the Stó:lo Nation’s work in resource and heritage management on their traditional territory. Dave’s presentation affirmed the relevance and timeliness of the IPinCH Project to the Stó:lo Nation and grounded many of the concepts participants discussed during our meeting. More »

IPinCH @ American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting

Date: 
Nov 19 2008 - Nov 23 2008
San Francisco

IPinCH Steering Committee member, Julie Hollowell (DePauw University), participated in the session 'Resisting Enclosure: Emergent Dialogues in Archaeological Ethnography' with her presentation ‘Ethnography of Archaeologies’, which covered the use of ethnography in IPinCH-funded case studies, among other topics. In the same session, IPinCH team member Lena Mortensen (University of Toronto - Scarborough) presented ‘Value, Authority, and Heritage: Ethnographic Approaches to Copán Archaeology’ and team member Lynn Meskell (Stanford University) was a discussant. The other discussant was Paul Eiss (Carnegie Mellon University).More »

IPinCH @ BC Archaeology Forum

Date: 
Oct 17 2008 - Oct 19 2008

Chilliwack, BC
The 2008 BC Archaeology Forum was hosted by IPinCH partner, the Stó:lo Research & Resource Management Centre, at the Richard Malloway Memorial Longhouse, Chilliwack, BC.More »

IPinCH @ 6th World Archaeological Congress

Date: 
Jun 29 2008 - Jul 4 2008

Dublin, IrelandMore »

IPinCH @ Workshop Archaeological Ethnographies: "Charting a Field, Devising Methodologies"

Date: 
Jun 6 2008 - Jun 8 2008

Poros, Greece
Julie Hollowell, research team member, participated in this invited workshop. She presented “Using Ethnographic Methods to Articulate Community-Based Conceptions of Heritage Management and Explore Intellectual Property Issues in Archaeology,” which was co-written with George Nicholas.More »

Conference "Expanding Interdisciplinarity: From Campus to Community"

Date: 
Jun 5 2008 - Jun 7 2008

University of Washington, Seattle, WAMore »

IPinCH @ Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting

Date: 
Mar 26 2008 - Mar 30 2008

Vancouver, BCMore »



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