Publications
Learning Across Knowledge Systems 2: What are Indigenous and Western Ways of Knowing?
This second fact sheet from the Learning across Indigenous and Western Knowledge Systems and Intersectionality series offers a starting point to bring Indigenous and Western perspectives into conversation with one another. However, there is no single Indigenous or Western way of knowing and one must avoid reducing vast and varied traditions to simplistic and general terms.
It also underlines the risks of integrating these knowledges and explores research frameworks that can draw together Indigenous and Western approaches to knowledge creation.
Other Related Publications
Apprentissage croisé des systèmes de connaissances
Learning Across Indigenous and Western Knowledge Systems and Intersectionality
Learning Across Knowledge Systems 1: Introduction
Learning Across Knowledge Systems 3: How does Intersectionality Relate to Linking Frameworks?
Learning Across Knowledge Systems 5: Methods for Reconciling Research Approaches
Learning Across Knowledge Systems 4: Principles to Join Intersectionality and both Approaches