Nolan Altvater - How Our Stories Are Told About Us, Wabanaki Voices, UMM

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Nolan Alvater discusses place-based approaches to the preservation of petroglyphs, oral history, and other cultural heritage in a digital world that is shaped by colonial history and policies of intellectual property. Nolan Altvater, Passamaquoddy from Sipayik, is the Special Projects Coordinator for the Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum in Motahkomikuk. They are currently an Interdisciplinary studies PhD Student at the University of Maine focusing in Native American Studies.

People: 
Nolan Altvater
Community: 
Passamaquoddy
Category: 
Resource
Keywords: 
Presentation, Preservation, Petroglyph, Oral History, Culture, Cultural Heritage, Colonial History, Intellectual property, Passamaquoddy, Sipayik, Special Projects Coordinator, Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum, Motahkomikuk, University of Maine, University of Maine at Machias, Interdiscipinary Studies, Native American Studies, Indigenous Data Sovereignty, ICIP, Traditional Knowledge Label, wax cylinder
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Presentations
Original Date: 
2023 December 8th
Creator: 
University of Maine at Machias
Language: 
English
Source: 
University of Maine
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Publisher: 
University of Maine at Machias
Format: 
Recorded Live Video