Traditional Knowledge is Eternal

Indigenous culture and Traditional knowledge are a critical part of the heritage and identity of a nation. Two-day masterclass brings together passionate speakers from Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.

10th and 11th December 2012 
9am - 5pm 

We are proud to have on our speaker panel: 
Philip Obah, Wadja Traditional Knowledge Centre Corporation 
Victor Jose, Wadja Traditional Knowledge Centre Corporation 
Eliesa Burenivalu Saunikalou Tuiloma, IPR/TK/TCE/Medical Laws and Policies Consultant, Bless (Fiji) Consultants; former Legal Consultant to Pacific Island Forum/WIPO/EU TK and TCE Policies and Legislations Project - Fiji, Vanuatu, Kiribati 
Sally Hariata McKean, Lecturer in Maori Studies, Lincoln University 

Discounted rates for education & training providers, Indigenous community groups, Indigenous corporations & NGOs, land councils & local government: $1495 plus gst (Standard pricing is $2695 plus GST) 

What will be discussed: 
Understanding and engaging with Traditional culture and communities 
Sustaining, transferring and protecting Traditional knowledge 
Developing effective strategies, policies and conservation methods for Traditional knowledge 
Extending collaborative partnerships across organisations and communities 
Engaging Indigenous communities and supporting local action in heritage and traditional knowledge

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