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Gregory Cajete: Rebuilding Sustainable Indigenous Communities: Applying Native Science

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Portland Community College
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2011

Dr. Greg Cajete: Rebuilding Sustainable Indigenous Communities....

Dr. Gregory Cajete spoke as part of the "Alternative Forms of Knowledge Construction in Mathematics and Science" lecture series in Portland, Oregon which is co-sponsored by Portland State University and Portland Community College. The series features guest speakers who examine forms of mathematical and scientific practice in a variety of cultural settings.

American Indian Studies, community development, cultural identity, cultural teachings, cultural values, Indigenous knowledge systems, Indigenous peoples, Indigenous science, interdependence, nation rebuilding, sustainable communities, sustainable development, tribal colleges
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Cajete, Gregory. "Rebuilding Sustainable Indigenous Communities: Applying Native Science." Alternative Forms of Knowledge Construction in Mathematics and Science Lecture Series. Portland Community College. Cascade Campus. Portland, Oregon. May 19, 2011. Presentation. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg5h7Fd0Bio, accessed August 27, 2013)

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