Participation in this event is by invitation only Event Speakers Margo BagleyAsa Griggs Candler Professor of Law, Emory University, and Senior Fellow, Centre for International Governance Innovation. Jennifer Tauli-CorpuzProgram Coordinator, Tebtebba Foundation – Indigenous Peoples’ International Centre for Policy Research and Education Preston HardisonPolicy Analyst, Tulalip Tribes Oluwatobiloba MoodyPost-doctoral Fellow, Center for International Governance Innovation Pierre du PlessisABS Advisor, African Union
Indigenous Peoples Intellectual Property Traditional Knowledge Cultural Appropriation Keeps Happening Because Clear Laws Simply Don’t Exist Brigitte Vézina December 24, 2019
Climate Change Indigenous Peoples Q & A: Representing the Yukon at COP25 Eva Salinas December 5, 2019
Intellectual Property International Intellectual Property after the New NAFTA Jeremy de Beer January 6, 2020
Indigenous Peoples Indigenous Data Sovereignty: Retooling Indigenous Resurgence for Development Chidi Oguamanam December 5, 2019
Human Rights Indigenous Peoples UNDRIP is a Step Towards Reconciliation Joshua Nichols Sarah Morales November 6, 2019
Indigenous Peoples Traditional Knowledge Wahkotowin, Corporate Separateness and Potential Futures for Indigenous Laws Darcy Lindberg July 4, 2019
Human Rights Indigenous Peoples International Human Rights Law and Canada's Consultation Dialogue Aaron Marr Page July 4, 2019
Indigenous Peoples Traditional Knowledge Canadian Corporations, Environmental Solutions and the Implementation of UNDRIP Basil Ugochukwu July 4, 2019
Intellectual Property Sustainable Development Using SDGs to Leverage National Intellectual Property Strategies Marsha Cadogan September 18, 2019
Indigenous Peoples Sustainable Development Saanich Law and the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Robert YELḰÁTŦE Clifford July 4, 2019
Intellectual Property Traditional Knowledge Protecting Traditional Knowledge and Traditional Cultural Expressions Oluwatobiloba (Tobi) Moody July 26, 2019
