Unravelled: State of the Future – Season 1 – Episode 2: Giving academic authority to Indigenous oral histories

JRN Radio | School of Journalism January 7, 2022 223 3

Dhriti Gupta and Alethea Ng spoke with Indigenous scholars to understand exactly how this works and how academia can become more inclusive to knowledge that relies on oral traditions.

Reporters/producers: Dhriti Gupta & Alethea Ng
Course instructor: Amanda Cupido

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