Dienstag, 22. Oktober bis Mittwoch, 23. Oktober 2024
Ort:
Käte Hamburger Kolleg (Iduna-Hochhaus)
Raum 7011 (7. OG)
Servatiiplatz 9
48143 Münster
Organisation:
Dr. João Figueiredo
Käte Hamburger Kolleg
joao.figueiredo@uni-muenster.de
Dr. Sebastian M. Spitra
Universität Wien
sebastian.spitra@univie.ac.at
via Mail to info.evir@uni-muenster.de
Indigenous Law predates the establishment of settler-colonial states. It persisted and kept developing up until today, and, contrary to ‘Aboriginal Law’ or ‘Indian Laws,’ it remains the creation of Indigenous peoples, a manifestation of their normative creativity. It is plural and offers many pathways to reclaiming cultural heritage and constructing alternative futures. This workshop provides the chance to discuss some of these possibilities.
22.10.2024
Käte Hamburger Kolleg EViR – Conference Room
14.00
Reception
14.15
Opening remarks
14.30
Marijke Bassani (University of New South Wales)
“Exploring barriers to the homecoming of cultural heritage for Indigenous LGTQIA+ Peoples”
15.30
Tarisi Vunidilo (California State University)
“Fijian Research Frameworks for Repatriation from Museums: An Indigenous iTaukei Perspective”
16.30
Coffee break
17.00
Munyaradzi Elton Sagiya (Käte Hamburger Kolleg Inherit, Berlin)
“Decolonizing Heritage Conservation in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe: Legal Ambiguities and Community Aspirations”
18.30
Public Keynote:
Val Napoleon (University of Victoria)
Taking Indigenous Intellectual Property Law Seriously as Law
In collaboration with the Center for Empire Studies
Lecture hall F4, Domplatz 20-22
20.00
Dinner
23.10.2024
Käte Hamburger Kolleg EViR – Conference Room
10.00
Closed-door discussion of participant’s chapters
12.30
Lunch
14.00
Final remarks