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Centric Lab Health Justice Summit: Day 2 [Virtual]
Arrivals 3:00 - 3:05pm
People are welcomed into the digital room.
Welcome Message 3:05 - 3:15pm
Delivered by our team
Healing Imaginations: Land-Kinned Knowledges 3:15 - 4:45pm
An imagination lab is a space to co-create new ways of knowing. We have invited leading Land-Kinned and Indigenous Scholars to move our imaginations forward with a series of provocations. This session will be led by Dr Nataly Allasi Canales (Quechuan Evolutionary Biologist, Indigenous Food Sovereignty, University of Copenhagen), Dr Toby Pepperrell (Urban Agroecology for health justice, University of Stirling), Grace Carson (Turtle Island Land scholar, Tribal Land Rights, University of Tulsa)
Closing Ceremony 4:45 - 5:15pm
We will be ending our time together with a poem that reflects on our shared liberation with the Land. This will be led by Haia Mohammed, a Palestinian poet and artist from Gaza. Her work explores memory, land, and the intimate textures of survival, often weaving personal witness with collective history.