The Indigenous Knowledge Initiative supports Indigenous knowledge keepers, leaders, and organizations working to advance and protect community-based, culturally informed Indigenous knowledge systems that sustain and uphold Indigenous worldviews and sovereignty.
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Across the sun-scorched plains of northern Kenya, where acacia trees mark the horizon and skies stretch endlessly, memory of the land runs deep. But...
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Raymond joined the Foundation in April 2023 as the Foundation’s inaugural program director for the Indigenous Knowledge Initiative. Prior to joining the Foundation, Raymond served as vice president for First Nations Development Institute, a national Native-led...
Tati Cosper (she/her/they/them) is the program assistant for the Religion & Theology and Indigenous Knowledge programs at the Henry Luce Foundation. Tati is an enrolled citizen of the Mvskoke Nation and is a second-generation German American. They were born and...
