Program & Schedule
Overview - download pdf file
Concurrent Breakout Session Presentations (will update as info becomes available):
- 9:30 – Welcome
- 9:50-10:05 – Indigenous Language Revitalization & Multimedia Technology - Candace Kaleimamoowahinekapu Galla
- 10:15-10:45 – Concurrent Breakout Sessions 1
- 10:55-11:25 – Concurrent Breakout Sessions 2
- 11:30-12:30 – Lunch
- 12:40-1:10 – Concurrent Breakout Sessions 3
- 1:20-1:50 – Concurrent Breakout Sessions 4
- 2:00-2:45 – Harnessing the power of multi-media to preserve and perpetuate Hawaiian knowledge - Ipo Torio-Kaʻuhane and students from Kanuikapono Public Charter School (Anahola, Kauaʻi)
- 2:50-3:30 – Concluding Thoughts, Announcements & Closing
Concurrent Breakout Session Presentations (will update as info becomes available):
- Binni Cubi and Zapotec youth: Using audiovisual as means to revitalizing Isthmus Zapotec practices and language - Joshua Schwab-Cartas
- Kū i ka hōʻailona: An examination of Hawaiian metaphoric language in the tale of Kauʻilani, the hero of the uplands of Kawaikini - Devin Kamealoha Forrest
- Learning basic hula steps with multimedia - Ava Yunwiyah & Anuhea Naki
- Moʻolelo: Using multi-media to preserve and perpetuate Hawaiian mythology - Kalalea Kaʻuhane
- ʻOhe Kapala: Bamboo prints in Hawaiʻi - Tayanie Kealakeakawailani Kuhaulua & Makanamaikalani Poepoe
- Tracks across sand: When the language took flight - Betsy Carson
- Multimedia technology and the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ dialect - Erica Gibbons
- Language survival in the 21st Century - Carla Hurd
- Challenges and opportunities of digitally preserving Indigenous knowledge - Mayu Ishida
- Linking video and text for searchable display of archival information - Linc Kesler
- Making our way in Indigenous language revitalization through technology - Colleen Austin, Dorian George & Toni Wing
- Bringing Haida stories and places back to life with digital media - Marianne Ignace & Lawrence Bell
- Rooted in xʷəməθk’ʷəy’əm (Musqueam): Re-embedding language and intercultural history through multimedia storytelling - Sarah Ling
- String figures: The transformative oral tradition and performance art of kota - Patricia A. Shaw, Gloria Cranmer Webster, Laura Cranmer, & Carrie Mortimer
- Stabilizing our languages: Media technology and Indigenous performing arts - Aurelia Kaʻili Kinslow
- FirstVoices.com - Pauline Edwards
- Indigitization: Language preservation through digitization - Sarah Dupont & Gerry Lawson
- Virtual and non-virtual travels in the Secwepemc landscape - Chief Ronald E. Ignace & Marianne Ignace
