**Cancelled**
Summary:
The Indigenous worldview differs from a Western worldview, some of the differences influence the way we live in the world. One difference in the concept of time, time in a Western context is lineal. This is not the case for many Indigenous People as well as many other cultures worldwide. So what is it about time that differs so much? This short presentation will touch on how time from an Indigenous perspective can influence the ability to contribute to climate change scenarios and forward planning predictions.
When: Nov 25, from 3:15-4:45 pm
Where: CSIRO Auditorium, nipaluna/Hobart
Short bio:
Mibu Fischer is a Noonucal, Ngugi and Goenpul woman from Quandamooka Country in southeast Queensland, she is also a marine ethnoecologist with CSIROs Oceans & Atmosphere Business Unit. She is interested in understanding the impacts of climate change to Indigenous communities and ways in which these communities can be empowered to not only participate but lead decision making processes and adaptation strategies on Country.
