International Conference on Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Heritage in Oceania (ICIKCHO - 27)

This track explores the diverse indigenous knowledge systems that shape the cultural landscapes of Oceania. It aims to highlight the significance of traditional ecological knowledge and its relevance to contemporary environmental challenges.

This session focuses on the interplay between cultural heritage and identity among indigenous communities in Oceania. Participants will examine how heritage practices contribute to the formation and expression of individual and collective identities.

This track delves into the rich oral traditions and storytelling practices that are vital to the transmission of indigenous knowledge in Oceania. It emphasizes the role of narrative in preserving cultural memory and fostering community cohesion.

This session addresses the critical importance of language in cultural preservation and identity among indigenous populations in Oceania. Discussions will focus on successful language revitalization initiatives and their impact on cultural heritage.

This track examines the enduring effects of colonialism on indigenous cultures in Oceania and the resilience of these communities in preserving their heritage. It invites critical reflections on the strategies employed to reclaim and revitalize cultural practices.

This session investigates the significance of rituals and spiritual practices in the cultural life of indigenous communities in Oceania. It aims to highlight how these practices serve as expressions of identity and continuity.