The Indigitization Program engages with the public through events such as workshops and forums. Working with academic institutions and BC Aboriginal groups, the Indigitization Program hosts events regarding the conservation, digitization, and management of Indigenous community knowledge.
Workshops
- BCHERN salvage training workshop series!
This year, we’re excited to be partnering with BCHERN to provide travel grants for the workshops. … - Indigitization Website Walkthrough
Join our program manager librarian Kayla for a walkthrough of our new website. - Introducing the Indigitization Program’s National Research Council (NRC) Canadian Indigenous Languages Technology Project
The Indigitization Program is pleased to announce the launch of our latest initiative, part of the … - Info-Maintainers Panel: Perspectives on the Maintenance of Indigenous Information, Data, and Cultural Knowledge
On October 15th, our program manager Kayla Lar-Son will be presenting on a panel along with … - Panel with Gerry Lawson: how COVID-19 impacts Indigenous language revitalization
Rising Voices will hold a series of virtual events discussing how “Indigenous communities in Mexico and …Continue reading “Panel with Gerry Lawson: how COVID-19 impacts Indigenous language revitalization”
Futures Forum
Held in 2016, the Futures Forum invited community members, grant recipients, and academics together to investigate how new, “disruptive” information practices can be developed.