The Program
Conversations on the Land: Indigenous and Scientific Principles for Sustainable Communities

“Restoration and Reciprocity: finding common ground between indigenous and

“Haudenosaunee Perspectives on Sustainable Communities”

Fostering Sustainability on the Principles of TEK and SEK

Invited Papers: Alumni Lounge, Marshall Hall

  “Religion’s Role ” Dr. Christopher Vecsey, Colgate University

“Challenges to teaching stream restoration and environmental ethics in the Native and Western Ways” Dr. Donald Grinde, SUNY Buffalo

"Pluralism in Ways of Knowing: A Strategy for Survival", Dr. Karim-Aly Kassam, Cornell University

• Making TEK visible on the land (E. Carter, S. Moran, moderators) - 110 Moon Library

• Defining principles of Sustainability (Jack Manno, moderator) - 217 Bray Hall

• The Thanksgiving Address, with Freida Jacques, Onondaga Nation - 408 Baker Hall
  

Dinner (if you have pre-registered) Alumni Lounge, Marshall Hall

The Menominee Model of Sustainability, Dr. Holly Youngbear-Tibbetts, College of Menominee Nation

- Marshall Auditorium

The Haudenosaunee Model of Environmental Sustainability, Neil Patterson. SUNY ESF

 Developing relationships for knowledge sharing in Mayan communities in Mesoamerica", Dr. Stewart Diemont, SUNY ESF

Panel: Indigenous Models of Sustainability o Philosophy and Practice (N. Patterson, moderator)

• Sharing strategies for bringing TEK into the classroom (Kimmerer moderator) - 110 Moon Library

• Biocultural restoration for sustainable communities - 217 Bray Hall

• Workshop, Bob Stevenson, Environmental Educator, Director, Thompson Island Youth Camp from the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne Workshop - 408 Baker Hall