Circle of Knowledge

A gathering of local First Nation knowledge keepers at Yukon University coming together to discuss the question of sustainability and what it means to live in good relationship with our world.

YukonU students will have the opportunity to listen and learn from the Elder knowledge keepers' experience and knowledge through a facilitated conversation by Copper Jack, using the Land Relationship Model, and then pose questions related to their current areas of interest. 

Twelve students will be selected to participate and compensated $500 for participating over the weekend. 

Location TBD room at Ayamdigut campus, Yukon University.

Lunch and refreshments provided.

Organized by Climate Change Research at the YukonU Research Centre. Sponsored by Environment and Climate Change Canada and UAlberta.

Questions can be directed to sarah.newton@yukonu.ca