Presentations

Title Speaker Event Year Link to Presentation
Pragmatism at the Intersection of Indigeneity, Cultural Property, and Intangible Heritage George Nicholas SFU Aboriginal Lecture Series 2016 Video
Cultural Appropriation and Indigenous Patrimony George Nicholas Harry Daniels Distinguished Lecture Series, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg 2016
Traditional Knowledge, Intellectual Property and Bioprospecting Aman Gebru IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
IPinCH Knowledge Base Erin Hogg IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Inuvialuit Reflections: Memories and Dreams, Practice and Promises Stephen Loring IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Scowlitz Website and Traditional Knowledge Labels Natasha Lyons, Kate Hennessy et al. IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
First People of the Dawnland: Abenaki Duncan Mathewson IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
A New Student's View Chelsea Meloche IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser Universit 2015 Video
Protesting the Appropriation of Navajo Weavers' Designs Kathy M'Closkey IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
IPinCH Lessons for Professional Archaeological Ethics Dru McGill IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Penobscot Project Review Process Bonnie Newsom IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
The Final First Word George Nicholas IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Learning NAGPRA: Resources for Teaching and Training Teresa Nichols IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Afterlife of Images Sven Ouzman IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Think Before You Appropriate Solen Roth IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Research Design Eric Simons IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
IPinCH Reflections David Stephenson IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Enabled Futures Wendy Teeter IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Teaching IPinCH John Welch IPinCH Webinar, Simon Fraser University 2015 Video
Producing an Anthropology of Cultural Heritage, AAA Task Force on Heritage Round Table Joe Watkins American Anthropological Association 113th Annual Meeting (Washington, DC, Dec) 2015
Archaeologies by Community Mandate: Practicing Collaborative and Community-Engaged Research Joe Watkins Society for American Archaeology 80th Annual Meeting (San Francisco, CA, April) 2015
Community and Heritage Issues: An International Discussion Joe Watkins Penn Cultural Heritage Center Public Lecture, University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Oct) 2015
Why community engagement in heritage research benefits indigenous communities and influences archaeological theory and practice George Nicholas The Contribution of Archaeology to Local / Indigenous Communities (Hokkaido University, Hokkaido, Japan, Nov 7-8) 2015
Intellectual property issues in indigenous cultural heritage: outlining key issues and the IPinCH project Larry Zimmerman Indigenous Cultural Heritage Preservation and Repatriation panel discussion, Beloit College (Beloit, Wisconsin, Feb 12) 2015
How heritage industry rhetoric impedes the protection of Indigenous cultural heritage Larry Zimmerman SFU President's Dream Colloquium on Protecting Indigenous Cultural Heritage (Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Feb 5) 2015 Video
Heritage and Community Values, Benefits, and Sustainability Rosita Worl SFU President's Dream Colloquium on Protecting Indigenous Cultural Heritage (Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Feb 26) 2015 Video
"Who Owns Indigenous Culture…When the World Comes Knocking?: Indigenous Cultural Heritage and World Heritage, the World Bank and World-Wide Corporations." Ian Lilley SFU President's Dream Colloquium on Protecting Indigenous Cultural Heritage (Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia. January 22) 2015 Video
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: The Slow Dance of Indigenous Heritage Protection George Nicholas Saving Endangered Cultural Heritage for our Common Future, Archaeology Day (University of British Columbia, March 21) 2015
Intellectual Property Issues in Indigenous Cultural Heritage: Case Studies from Canada, the United States and Japan Catherine Bell OSIPP Policy Forum #70, Osaka University (Osaka, Japan, Feb 27) 2015
Engaging Area Studies in the Large Research University: Climate Science Across National Boundaries George Nicholas (invited panelist) University of Washington (Seattle, Washington, April 7) 2015
In/Tangible Heritage, Intellectual Property and Museum Policy: Methods for Respecting Indigenous Law Catherine Bell and Laura Skordenski Conference on Access to Material and Immaterial Goods: The Relationship Between Intellectual Property and its Physical Embodiment (University of Lucerne, Faculty of Law, Switzerland, 24 January) 2015
Sq'ewlets: A Sto:lo-Coast Salish Community in the Central Fraser Valley - A Community-based Collaborative Virtual Museum of Canada Project Natasha Lyons, Dave Schaepe, Kate Hennessy, Kyle McIntosh, Mike Blake, Patricia Ormerod Sto:lo People of the River Conference 2015
Protection through Intervention: An Activist Approach to Safeguarding Coast Salish Heritage Sites and Burial Grounds George Nicholas Kwikwetlem Colloquium, Douglas College, Kwikwetlem / Coquitlam, BC, July 23. 2015
The Making of the Sq’éwlets Virtual Museum of Canada Website Natasha Lyons, David M. Schaepe, Kate Hennessy, Colin Pennier Kwikwetlem Colloquium, Douglas College, Kwikwetlem / Coquitlam, BC, July 23. 2015
Genetics, Identity, and Justice Daryl Pullman DNA and Indigeneity: The Changing Role of Genetics in Indigenous Rights, Tribal Belonging, and Repatriation Public Symposium 2015 Video
Conserving an Alutiiq Kayak: Situating 'Intent' in the Intangible George Nicholas Cultures of Conservation ‘Keyword’ Panel Series, Bard Graduate Center, New York, NY 2015 Video
Repatriation and the Limits of Genetic Identity Dorothy Lippert DNA and Indigeneity: The Changing Role of Genetics in Indigenous Rights, Tribal Belonging, and Repatriation Public Symposium 2015 Video
Lives in Motion: Cautionary Notes on Using Human Biology to Infer Identity, Cultural Affiliation, and Ancestry Alan Goodman DNA and Indigeneity: The Changing Role of Genetics in Indigenous Rights, Tribal Belonging, and Repatriation Public Symposium 2015 Video
Righting history - sharing Indigenous heritage through museum exhibits Susan Rowley The Contribution of Archaeology to Local / Indigenous Communities, Hokkaido University, Hokkaido, Japan, Nov 7-8 2015
'Knowledge Without Action...' Shifting Frames of Reference in Archaeology Theory and Practice George Nicholas Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting (80th, San Francisco, CA) 2015
3D Modeling and Printing in Archaeology: Transformative Innovations/Appropriations (forum) Neil Ferris and George Nicholas (moderators) Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting (San Francisco, CA) 2015
Legal Contexts for Implementing Ethical Aspirations in TCPS2 Catherine Bell Working Better Together: Conference on Indigenous Research Ethics, Vancouver, B.C. 2015
Challenges and Strategies for Building Ethical Space in Diverse Stakeholder Collaborations Nicole Aylwin (Discussant) Working Better Together: Conference on Indigenous Research Ethics, Vancouver, B.C. 2015
Sovereignty-Driven Research Ethics: Beyond Baseline Compliance, Consent, and Limitation of Liability John Welch (Discussant) Working Better Together: Conference on Indigenous Research Ethics, Vancouver, B.C. 2015
Lessons learned from University-based collaborative research with Indigenous partners George Nicholas (Discussant) Working Better Together: Conference on Indigenous Research Ethics, Vancouver, B.C. 2015
Indigenous Cultural Heritage: Issues of Canadian Law, Policy and Reform Catherine Bell SFU President's Dream Colloquium on Protecting Indigenous Cultural Heritage (Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Jan 8) 2015 Video
Intertwined Histories of the Navajo and Japanese at the Old Leupp Boarding School Historic Site Davina Two Bears IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Heritage Happens Here: Divergent Contemporary Uses of Pit House Village Sites in B.C.'s Slocan Valley Erica Kowsz IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
IPinCH Projects in Kyrgyzstan (2013-2014) Aida Abdykanova IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Re-Articulating San Identity Through Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Southern Africa Rachel F. Giraudo IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Learning to Listen - Ways to True Community Collaboration Sonya Selanoff and Holly Cusack-McVeigh IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Local Contexts: Traditional Knowledge Labels Jane Anderson IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Treaty Relations as a Method of Resolving IP Issues Project Michael Asch IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Indigenous Heritage and Public Museums: Exploring Collaboration and Exhibition in Canada and the United States Sarah Carr-Locke IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
The Journey Home — Guiding Intangible Knowledge Production in the Analysis of Ancestral Remains Susan Rowley, David Schaepe, Megan Davies IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Bioarchaeology, Bioethics, and the Beothuk: Balancing the Interests of Justice and Knowledge Meghan Ryan, Daryl Pullman IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Community-Based & Participatory Approaches to Cultural Heritage in the Dolomites Emanuel Valentin IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Ancient DNA Research with the Lower Similkameen Band, British Columbia Alexa Walker IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014
The Invisible Cultural Heritage of the Australian South Sea Islanders Julie Mitchell IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Turning the Tables on Uncertainty: The Double Register of Action in Secwepmec/Settler State Encounters around Land, Knowledge, and Resource Relations. Brian Noble Canadian Anthropology Society Annual Meetings (Toronto, ON) 2014
Culture, Community, and Collaboration: New Directions for Protecting Indigenous Heritage George Nicholas SFU Public Square Event 2014 Video
The Presentation of Indigenous Heritage in Museums as Intellectual Property: Exploring Collaboration and Exhibit Creation Sarah Carr-Locke Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Student Destinations Session 2014
The Poetics and Politics of Reclaiming Intangible Cultural Heritage: An Indigenous Standpoint Robin R. R. Gray Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Student Destinations Session 2014
Using the Past to Contribute to Diné (Navajo) Cultural Heritage in the Present and Future Davina Two Bears Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Student Destinations Session 2014
Looking to the Past, Negotiating the Present, Informing the Future: Student Destinations in Engagement with Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage Joe Watkins and Robin Gray (panel co-chairs) Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting 2014
Ainu Conceptions of Cultural and Natural Heritage Annique-Elise Goode IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Disrupting the Category of Knowledge: An IPinCH Theoretical Engagement Claire Poirier Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Student Destinations Session 2014
What Does Collaborative Archaeology Mean to You? Erin Hogg IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
IP and Research Ethics Working Group Dru McGill, Sonya Atalay, Alison Wylie, Davina Two Bears IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Community-Based Cultural Heritage Research: Insights, Challenges, and Possibilities from the IPinCH Project George Nicholas SFU Research and Environmental Management Department Seminar Series 2014
Decolonizing Archaeology: In Theory and Practice George Nicholas IRMACS Centre Series: "SFU Research Masterclass" 2014 Video
Meeting Again: Bringing Archaeologists & First Nations Together in the St. Lawrence Valley, Québec Mariane Gaudreau IPinCH Fall Gathering 2014 Poster (PDF)
Straddling the Past and the Future: Traditional Art, Contemporary Artists and Pan-African Cultural Policy Nicole Aylwin Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Ookpik - The Ogling Owl at 50 Susan Rowley Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
The Limits of Cultural Commodification Alexis Bunten Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Local Contexts: Because the 'S' Matters - Traditional Knowledge and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Kim Christen Withey Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Trading Imagery: the Commodification of New Zealand Maori Imagery Deidre Brown Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Commodification of Inuit Symbols and Potential Protection Mechanisms Violet Ford Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Managing Cultural Commodification from an Indigenous Perspective for the Benefit of Indigenous Communities Maui Solomon Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples and Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Making Exhibits Together: Examples of Museum and Community Collaboration Sarah Carr-Locke Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre 2013
‘A Case of Access’—Gauging the Effectiveness of Digital Repatriation Charles Arnold Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Conference 2013 PDF (slide set)
IPinCH Project Ethnography: Critical Reflections on Researchers Conducting Projects on Indigenous Heritage and Intellectual Property Issues. Alexis Bunten Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Conference 2013
Indigenous Tourism Across the Pacific Alexis Bunten Sto:lo People of the River Conference: Sharing Experience and Building Knowledge 2013 Video
Cultural Tourism and Indigenous Agency in Southern Africa Rachel Giraudo Sto:lo People of the River Conference: Sharing Experience and Building Knowledge 2013 Video
Yukon First Nations Heritage Values and Heritage Resource Management Sheila Greer Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Conference 2013
Building Connections, Protocols, and Toolkits from Comparative Community-Based Research Lena Mortensen Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Conference 2013
Mediating Expectations and Encounters: Community-Based Tourism Protocols Lena Mortensen and Kristen Dobbin Sto:lo People of the River Conference: Sharing Experience and Building Knowledge, 2013 Video
The IPinCH Project – In Theory and Practice George Nicholas Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Conference 2013
Cultural Experience and Relationship Building in the Central Fraser Valley Dave Schaepe and Francine Douglas Sto:lo People of the River Conference: Sharing Experience and Building Knowledge 2013 Video
Writing, Speaking, and Performance: The Dialectic in the Law Between the Preservation and Protection of Cultural Heritage and its Presentation for 21st Century Tourists Dave Stephenson Sto:lo People of the River Conference: Sharing Experience and Building Knowledg 2013 Video
Indigenous Heritage as a National Resource for Development in Botswana Rachel Giraudo Indigenous Heritage and Tourism: Succession & Creation of Living Heritage, Sapporo, Japan 2013
Social Responsibility in Heritage Research: Lessons from the IPinCH Project for Protecting Intangible Heritage (keynote) George Nicholas Indigenous Heritage and Tourism: Succession & Creation of Living Heritage, Sapporo, Japan 2013
Documenting, Preserving and Perpetuating Cultural Heritage Landscapes: A Stó:lo Example David Schaepe Indigenous Heritage and Tourism: Succession & Creation of Living Heritage, Sapporo, Japan 2013
Accessing Justice: Telling Stories and Learning Lessons from Community-Driven Policy Making in First-Nations Communities Nicole Aylwin Encounters in Canada: Contrasting Indigenous and Immigrant Perspectives, Chestnut Conference Centre 2013
Cultural Landscape Recording on Rekohu (Chatham Islands) Susan Thorpe IPinCH Speaker Series 2013 Video
The Limits of Cultural Commoditization Alexis Bunten Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples & Self-Determination Public Symposium and Workshop 2013 Video
Trading Identity: The Commodification of New Zealand Maori Imagery Deidre Brown Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples & Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Local Contexts: Because the ‘S’ Matters. Traditional Knowledge and Indigenous Cultural Heritage Kim Christen Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples & Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Marks Communicating Indigenous Means of Production Rosemary Coombe Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples & Self-Determination 2013
Commodification of Inuit Symbols and Potential Protection Mechanisms Violet Ford Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples & Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Drawing a Line in the Sand: Protection of the Sanilac Petroglyphs Shannon Martin Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples & Self-Determination, Public Symposium and Workshop 2013
La réappropriaton du patrimoine autochtone: des enjeux de propriété intellectuelle et d’éthique Murielle Nagy 81st Congrès de l’Acfas 2013
“‘Commodification’ vs. ‘Cultural Borrowing’?: The Challenges of Fair and Equitable Use of Heritage George Nicholas Cultural Commodification, Indigenous Peoples & Self-Determination Public Symposium 2013 Video
Law of the Buffalo: Relations and Obligations in Heritage Management Claire Poirier Canadian Anthropology Association Annual Meeting 2013
Indigenous Rights and Cultural and Intellectual Property: Challenges Facing Maori and Moriori Today Maui Solomon IPinCH Speaker Series 2013 Audio
Moriori Cultural Database: An IPinCH Case Study Maui Solomon and Susan Thorpe IPinCH Speaker Series 2013 Video
(De)Scriptive Methodologies: Hearing the Stories that Shape our Histories Gwyneira Isaac IPinCH Speaker Series 2013 Audio
But I Just Like to Dig!’: Practical Ethics for the Professional Archaeologist Alexis Bunten (panel participant) Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology 2013
‘But I Just Like to Dig!’: Practical Ethics for the Professional Archaeologist George Nicholas (Panel Participant) Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology 2013
Beyond the Equator (Principles): Community Benefit Sharing in Relation to Major Land Alteration Projects and Associated Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage John Welch and Ian Lilley (Panel Organizers) Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting (Honolulu, Hawaii) 2013
Research Collaborations with Native Communities: New Directions in Social Science Ethics Sonya Atalay (panelist) NSF Program Director Lecture 2013
Ascertaining and Articulating YFN Laws and Values in the Heritage Context Catherine Bell and Sheila Greer From Values to Policy & Legislation: Breaking Trail in a Heritage Self-Governing Context (York Centre for Public Policy and Law, IPinCH, Canadian Forum on Civil Justice), Whitehorse, YK 2013
Intellectual Property, Indigenous Law and Museum Policy: Landscapes to Languages Catherine Bell and Laura Skorodenski Alberta Museums Association Conference (with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO), Edmonton, AB 2013
Culturally Sustainable Online Content: Insights from the Ngaut Ngaut (Devon Downs) Interpretive Project, South Australia Amy Roberts, Isobelle Campbell and the Mannum Aboriginal Community Association Inc. Australian Archaeological Association Conference (Wollongong) 2012
Community-Based Research: Theory, Practice, Policy and Ethics Julie Hollowell (session organizer) American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Sacramento, CA) 2012
Why Indigenous Archaeology is Important as a Means of Changing Relationships between Archaeologists and Indigenous Communities Joe Watkins Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Tourism: Potential in Hokkaido, Hokkaido University International Symposium, Hokkaido, Japan, Oct 13-14 2012
Addressing Indigenous Intellectual Property Concerns Through The IPinCH Project: Digital Heritage and Traditional Knowledge Licenses and Labels George Nicholas and Kim Christen The Memory of the World in the Digital Age: Digitization and Preservation UNESCO Conference, University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC) 2012
Comparative Legal Frameworks for Self-Governance: Lessons from IPinCH Case Studies Alexis Bunten Aboriginal Self Governance: Dreams and Realities Since 1970 (Berkeley, CA) 2012
Learning Together: Core Tribal Values and Shared Benefits at the Flint Stone Street Ancestral Recovery Project. Sonya Atalay and Shannon Martin Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting (Memphis, TN) 2012
Marx, Indigenous Peoples and the Postcolonial Challenge George Nicholas Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting (77th, Memphis, TN) 2012
Participatory Planning, Core Tribal Values, and Knowledge Mobilization in Community-Based Research Sonya Atalay Central States Anthropological Society Conference (Toledo) 2012
Building Capacity for Community-Based Research in the University: Lessons from IPinCH Julie Hollowell Central States Anthropological Society Conference (Toledo) 2012
Intangible Heritage and Intellectual Property Considerations of Sacred Places and Secret Knowledge George Nicholas Ritual Places and Spaces Workshop, Simon Fraser University (Burnaby, BC) 2012
Negotiating the Past: Collaborative Practice in Cultural Heritage Research Alison Wylie Public History Seminar Series, Kings College London 2012 Audio
Law, Ethics and Products of Research Catherine Bell Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples Workshop, York University (Toronto, ON) 2012
Opportunities for Graduate Students with the IPinCH Project Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples Workshop, York University (Toronto, ON) 2012
Intellectual Property and Indigenous Peoples: Obstacles, Ontologies, Opportunities Rosemary Coombe and Patricia Goff Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples Workshop, York University (Toronto, ON) 2012
Research Models Founded on Respect Between Sovereigns and Indigenous Legal Principles: The Laurier Example Emma Feltes Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples Workshop, York University (Toronto, ON) 2012
Accommodation Strategies in International Institutions Patricia Goff Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples Workshop, York University (Toronto, ON) 2012
Ways of Pluralizing around Intellectual Property Brian Noble Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples Workshop, York University (Toronto, ON) 2012
The Stewardship Model of Property: Towards an Indigenous Cultural Heritage Protection Model? Sean Robertson Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples Workshop, York University (Toronto, ON) 2012
Beyond Collaborative Research and Exhibitions: Markets, Reproductions, and the Idea of “Collaboration” Solen Roth World Archaeological Congress Intercongress (Indianapolis) 2011
Collaboration, Communication, and Negotiation in the Age of Digital Media and Mass-Production Solen Roth (session organizer) World Archaeological Congress Intercongress (Indianapolis) 2011
Seeking Best Practices and Important Themes in Collaborative Research Agreements Davina Two Bears and Dru McGill World Archaeological Congress Intercongress (Indigenous People and Museums, Indianapolis) 2011
The Inuvialuit Smithsonian Project: Engagement with the MacFarlane Collection M. Joe, N. Lyons, D. Nasogaluak, J. Pokiak, and R. Pokiak Mangilaluk Secondary School and Tuktoyaktuk Elders Committee, Tuktoyaktuk 2011 PDF (slide set)
The Inuvialuit Smithsonian Project: Engagement with the MacFarlane Collection Mervin Joe and Natasha Lyons Parks Canada, Western Arctic Field Unit, Inuvik 2011 PDF (slide set)
Inuvialuit at the Smithsonian Mervin Joe, Charles Arnold Aurora Research Institute, Northern Speaker Series 2011 PDF (slide set)
Inuvialuit Engagement with the Smithsonian MacFarlane Collection Natasha Lyons, Kate Hennessy, Stephen Loring and Charles Arnold IPinCH Midterm Conference (Simon Fraser University) 2011
'When Descendant Communities are in the Driver’s Seat': Examples of Collaborative, Community-Based Heritage Research from the IPinCH Project George Nicholas American Anthropological Association Conference, Session: Reversing the Legacy of Colonialism in Heritage Research (Montreal, Quebec) 2011 PDF (Slide Set)
Obliging the Settler and the Expert: The Engaged, Political Pragmatist Anthropologies of Michael Asch and Isabelle Sengers Brian Noble American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Montreal, QC) 2011
Community Initiatives and Archaeology: The Ngaut Ngaut Interpretive Project Amy Roberts American Anthropological Association Conference, Session: Reversing the Legacy of Colonialism in Heritage Research (Montreal, Quebec) 2011
Reversing the Legacy of Colonialism in Heritage Research Stephen Loring (session organizer) American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Montreal, QC) 2011
Recognition of Intangible Heritage in Lowland Populations of Peru Alvaro Higueras IPinCH Midterm Conference 2011 Video
The Native Northwest Coast Giftware Industry (Olympic Case Study) Solen Roth IPinCH Midterm Conference 2011 Video
The Ngaut Ngaut Interpretive Project Amy Roberts and Isobelle Campbell IPinCH Midterm Conference 2011 Video
The Recent Development of Ainu Policy in Japan Teruki Tsunemoto IPinCH Midterm Conference 2011 Video
Learning Together: Core Tribal Values, Transformative Influences, and Shared Benefit Shannon Martin, W. Johnson, Sonya Atalay World Archaeological Congress Intercongress (Indianapolis) 2011
On Display: Local Museums and Heritage in Kyrgyzstan K. Anne Pyburn, C. Beebe, A Zhumabaeva World Archaeological Congress Intercongress (Indianapolis) 2011
When the Tangible and Intangible Are One: Exploring the Implications of Indivisible Cultural Heritage for Archaeology George Nicholas (panel organizer) Society for American Archaeology (Sacramento, CA) 2011
Achieving Reasonable Balance in Archaeological Practice George Nicholas Society for American Archaeology (Sacramento, CA) 2011
North American Indigenous Archival Materials George Nicholas, D. George Shongo, R. West, and Jennifer O'Neal Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's National Research Centre Conference (Vancouver, BC) 2011
Yukon First Nations Programs Sheila Greer International Symposium on Cultural Resources and Intellectual Properties of Indigenous Peoples, Hokkaido University Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies (Hokkaido, Japan) 2011
Tribal Heritage Management in the Southwestern United States T.J. Ferguson Cultural Resources and Intellectual Properties of Indigenous Peoples: Theory and Practice, Hokkaido University Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies, Lake Akan, Hokkaido, Japan, Jan. 18 2011
Yukon First Nations Heritage Programs Sheila Greer Cultural Resources and Intellectual Properties of Indigenous Peoples: Theory and Practice, Hokkaido University Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies, Lake Akan, Hokkaido, Japan, Jan. 18 2011
Sharing Culture and Handling Heritage: Choosing Paths to Reach the Public Joe Watkins Cultural Resources and Intellectual Properties of Indigenous Peoples: Theory and Practice, Hokkaido University Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies, Lake Akan, Hokkaido, Japan, Jan. 18 2011
Developing an Ainu-IPinCH Collaboration to Promote and Protect Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage George Nicholas International Symposium on Cultural Resources and Intellectual Properties of Indigenous Peoples, University of Hokkaido, Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies (Hokkaido, Japan) 2011
Aduri – Our Way Diane Strand International Symposium on Cultural Resources and Intellectual Properties of Indigenous Peoples, Hokkaido University Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies (Hokkaido, Japan) 2011
Intellectual Property and the Ethical/Legal Status of Human DNA: The (Ir) Relevance of Context Daryl Pullman, George Nicholas Inuit Studies Conference (7th, Val-d'Or, Quebec) 2010
Not Just Their “Kitsch Mirror”: Museum Reproductions and the Native Northwest Coast Giftware Industry Solen Roth American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (New Orleans) 2010
Intellectual Property and Indigeneity: International Policy Making Between Neoliberalism and Human Rights (roundtable) Catherine Bell, Rosemary Coombe, Patricia Goff York Centre for Public Policy & Law Seminar Series (York University) 2010
The Middle Ground: Negotiating the nature and ownership of research outcomes in collaborative projects with Aboriginal communities Natasha Lyons Inuit Studies Conference (Val d’Or, Quebec) 2010 PDF (slide set)
The Inuvialuit-Smithsonian Knowledge Repatriation Project Natasha Lyons, Charles Arnold, Kate Hennessy, Albert Elias, and Mervin Joe IPinCH Case Study Workshop, Squamish Nation Elders Center 2010 PDF (slide set)
Essential Tensions in Archaeological Theory and Practice George Nicholas Stanford Archaeology Centre, Archaeology Workshops Series (Stanford, CA) 2010
Access to and Control Over Data and Products of Research: Intellectual Property, Research and Tribunal Contexts Catherine Bell Canadian Bar Association North 2010
Prospects for Ainu Management of Ainu Cultural Heritage and Landscape: A Proposed Collaboration with the Nibutani Community, Biratori, Hokkaido, Japan Hidehiko Kimura, Tatsuo Nishijima, Hideki Yoshihara, and Hirofumi Kato IPinCH Case Study Workshop 2010 PDF (Prepared Statement)
Respect, Rigour and Responsibility: Collaborative Ethics Practices and the Academy. Catherine Bell Inuit Studies Conference (7th, Val-d'Or, Quebec) 2010
Constructive Engagement: Aboriginal and Scientific Communities in Collaboration Alison Wylie, George Nicholas, Sonny McHalsie, Dave Schaepe, Laura Arbour, Doris Cook and L. Fortmann (panelists) Objectivity in Science Public Panel, UBC (Vancouver, BC) 2010
IPinCH Case Studies: Moriori to Yukon First Nations Heritage Group Sheila Greer and Susan Thorpe Yukon First Nations Heritage Group Meeting (Whitehorse, Yukon) 2010
Protecting Canadian First Nations and Maori Heritage through Conventional Legal Means Deidre Brown and George Nicholas Canada and New Zealand: Connections, Comparisons and Challenges Conference (University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand) 2010 PDF (Presentation Notes)
Intellectual Property and Trade in Indigenous Cultural Heritage: Research and Reform Catherine Bell Symposium sponsored by the York Centre for Public Policy and Law and IPinCH 2010
Access to and Control over Information Originating from Aboriginal Communities in Canada Catherine Bell Inuit Studies Conference (7th, Val-d'Or, Quebec) 2010
Intellectual Property and Ethics Session Murielle Nagy (organizer) Inuit Studies Conference (7th, Val-d'Or, Quebec) 2010
The Ethical Dimensions of Intellectual Property in Cultural Heritage: Community-Based Approaches to Identifying and Avoiding Harm George Nicholas Appropriating the Past: The Uses and Abuses of Cultural Heritage Conference (Durham University, St. Hild and Bede College) 2009
Comments on the Draft 2nd Edition of the Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans George Nicholas, Catherine Bell, Joe Watkins, John Welch, Kelly Bannister Interagency Advisory Panel on Research Ethics of the Tri-Council of Canadian Research Agencies 2009 PDF
Community-Based Fieldwork with the Innu of Labrador: Lessons from Thirty Years of Collaboration Stephen Loring Symposium on Ethics and Community-Based Fieldwork, DePauw University (Greencastle, IN) 2009
Decolonizing Research Methods: Lessons From The First Nations Cultural Heritage and Law Project Catherine Bell Symposium on Ethics and Community-Based Fieldwork, DePauw University (Greencastle, IN) 2009
Developing Practical Guidelines for the Protection of Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge through Community-based Initiatives Jane Anderson Symposium on Ethics and Community-Based Fieldwork, DePauw University (Greencastle, IN) 2009
The Stó:lo, S’ólh Téméxw, & Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage David Schaepe IPinCH WG, SC, and Advisors Meeting 2009 PDF (Slide Set)
Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage: A North American Case Study Joe Watkins Hokkaido University Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan 2009
Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage: Global Challenges, Community Responses George Nicholas Hokkaido University Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan 2009
Why “Collaboration” Means Much More Than “Working Together" (plenary) George Nicholas Society for American Archaeology Conference 2008
Meeting the Challenges of Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage: Introducing the IPinCH Project George Nicholas and John Welch National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers (NATHPO) Conference 2008 PDF (Slide Set)
The IPinCH Project: Addressing Intellectual Properties Issues in BC Archaeology George Nicholas and Dave Schaepe (Panel Organizers) BC Archaeology Forum (Chilliwack, British Columbia) 2008
Intellectual Property Issues in Archaeological Heritage: Case Studies, Challenges, Fair Access, Best Practices, Equitable Resolution George Nicholas, Eric Kansa, Susan Forbes, and Maui Solomon World Archaeological Congress (6th, Dublin, Ireland) 2008
Using Ethnographic Methods to Articulate Community-Based Conceptions of Heritage Management and Explore Intellectual Property Issues in Archaeology Julie Hollowell and George Nicholas Wenner Gren Workshop on Archaeological Ethnographies: Charting a Field, Devising Methodologies (Poros, Greece) 2008
Who Owns or Has the Right to Benefit from the Past? George Nicholas The Global Archaeologies Conference of Archaeology (Dublin, Ireland) 2008
Forum on Intellectual Property Issues in Archaeology: Appropriation vs. Fair Use George Nicholas and Julie Hollowell (Forum Organizers) Society for American Archaeology (Vancouver, British Columbia) 2008