The Future of Indigenous Rights and Responsibilities: Ancestral governance, environmental stewardship, language revival, and cultural vibrancy.

原住民权利和责任的未来：祖先治理、环境管理、语言复兴和文化活力。

基本信息

批准号：
AH/X00824X/1
负责人：
Bryony Onciul
金额：
$ 39.12万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2023
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2023 至无数据
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FX00824X%2F1
关键词：
Future Indigenous Rights Responsibilities Ancestral

项目摘要

The project focuses on Indigenous rights and priorities. Working in the ancestral territories of the K'omox, Pentlatch, and E'iksan (Vancouver Island, Canada) and Maori (Aotearoa, New Zealand), the project will do in-depth work with ancestral leadership, place based origin stories, environmental stewardship, cultural societies, dance groups and language specialists. It will address four of the most pressing issues for the local Indigenous communities: 1) the renewal of ancestral governance, 2) environmental stewardship, 3) language revival, and 4) cultural revitalisation. The project takes practical approaches to raise community awareness of customary rights and responsibilities to the land, ocean, and ecosystems. It will help map family relations, reconnecting community members with ancestral knowledge and trace their ties to different places and kinships. This work is decolonisation in practice, led by local needs and priorities. It is designed to help overcome knowledge lost to many community members though colonisation and cultural genocide, as documented in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Reports 2015. This project builds on the team members' independent work on decolonisation, cultural renewal and healing, and their international networks. The project will support an ongoing relationship of cultural exchange between Vancouver Island and Aotearoa. Working across cultures provides different models for cultural and language renewal, leadership and governance, and strategies to negotiate Indigenous-settler relationships. In Aotearoa, UNDRIP has not only been adopted into law, but it is now being measured against attainment goals, making it a step ahead of Canada that adopted UNDRIP in 2019.

该项目的重点是土著权利和优先事项。该项目在 K'omox、Pentlatch 和 E'iksan（加拿大温哥华岛）和毛利人（新西兰新西兰）的祖先领地开展工作，将深入研究祖先的领导力、基于地方的起源故事、环境管理、文化协会、舞蹈团体和语言专家。它将解决当地原住民社区最紧迫的四个问题：1）祖先治理的更新，2）环境管理，3）语言复兴，4）文化复兴。该项目采取切实可行的方法来提高社区对土地、海洋和生态系统的习惯权利和责任的认识。它将有助于绘制家庭关系图，将社区成员与祖先知识重新联系起来，并追踪他们与不同地点和亲属关系的联系。这项工作是实践中的非殖民化，以当地需求和优先事项为主导。正如真相与和解委员会 2015 年报告所述，该项目旨在帮助许多社区成员克服因殖民化和文化灭绝而丧失的知识。该项目建立在团队成员在非殖民化、文化复兴和治愈方面的独立工作以及他们的国际视野的基础上。网络。该项目将支持温哥华岛和新西兰之间持续的文化交流关系。跨文化工作为文化和语言更新、领导力和治理以及协商原住民定居者关系的策略提供了不同的模式。在新西兰，UNDRIP 不仅已被采纳为法律，而且现在正在根据实现目标进行衡量，使其比 2019 年通过 UNDRIP 的加拿大领先一步。