Join Professor Dan Wildcat, a Yuchi member of the Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma, for an insightful conversation on Indigenous knowledge, culture, climate and education.

Renowned scholar Professor Dan Wildcat brings decades of groundbreaking work to this insightful talk, exploring the intersection of Indigenous knowledge, technology, environment and education.

Drawing on history, personal experience and research, Professor Wildcat will examine how modern society has become increasingly disconnected from land, air and water, and why Indigenous ways of knowing offer vital guidance in responding to today’s environmental challenges.

In conversation with Professor James Arvanitakis, Director of the Forrest Research Foundation, Professor Wildcat will reflect on his work across community, academia and research, and discuss how Indigenous knowledge can shape our understanding of climate, sustainability, culture and the Anthropocene.

Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from one of the leading voices in Indigenous environmental thought.

All ages

Standard | $15
Concession and Mob tix | $10