Nawken Food Sovereignty: Restoring a recognised presence through collaborative research

Robert Wishart* (Corresponding Author), David G. Anderson, Davie Donaldson

*Corresponding author for this work

Research output: Contribution to conferenceOral Presentation/ Invited Talk

Abstract

This presentation will discuss a project on Nawken food sovereignty in Scotland. The presentation speaks to a growing body of research on Nawken life-ways
developed out of the language and folklore studies of Nawken elder Stanley Robertson at the University of Aberdeen. This documentary research was crucial in reinvigorating a sense of Nawken presence in Northeastern Scotland and also a realisation amongst Nawken elders that there was more activist research that could be developed. Nawken scholar and activist Davie Davidson lead the research on food sovereignty in collaboration with David Anderson and Rob Wishart with the desire to make it useful for the Nawken community according to their own community desires. We will discuss the outcomes of this research including methods of documenting evidence in ways that will be useful to the community and how it has now lead to further research on Nawken Indigineity and political presence.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 19 Nov 2023
EventCanadian Anthropological Society (CASCA) Annual Meeting 2023: Transitions - Metro Toronto Conference Centre, Toronto, Canada
Duration: 15 Nov 202319 Nov 2023
https://annualmeeting.americananthro.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/2023-aaa-casca-final-program.pdf

Conference

ConferenceCanadian Anthropological Society (CASCA) Annual Meeting 2023
Country/TerritoryCanada
CityToronto
Period15/11/2319/11/23
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