Intertwined
Intertwined
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Intertwined is a podcast about what happens when Indigenous people, cultures, and knowledge meet the Western world. We dive into the past and present—colonial histories, scientific research, and international efforts—to understand how these worlds have collided, clashed, and can come together. It’s time to move beyond stereotypes and build new ways forward, together.
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The podcast delves into topics such as colonial histories, the evolution of Indigenous perceptions, and the blending of knowledge systems, with episodes like Through Western Eyes discussing historical shifts in attitudes towards Indigenous peoples and their practices.
Intertwined is a podcast about what happens when Indigenous people, cultures, and knowledge meet the Western world. We dive into the past and present—colonial histories, scientific research, and international efforts—to understand how these worlds have collided, clashed, and can come together. It’s time to move beyond stereotypes and build new ways forward, together.
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Today, I’m joined by Geneviève Rose from IWGIA—the International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs—an organization founded in the late 20th century by anthropologists who decided to step beyond academia and into advocacy.
Together, we explore the origins of IWGIA as well as the critical work they do, from documenting Indigenous struggles to addressing Indigenous rights, with a focus on issues such as gender equity and climate finance. We will also look at how perceptions of Indigenous peoples and their rights have shifted since the start of the organization.
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IWGIA website: IWGIA – IWGIA – International Work Group for Indigenous AffairsThe Indigenous World 2026 (IWGIA's year book): The Indigenous World – IWGIA – International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs
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