George Kahumoku Jr

The Worldwide Indigenous Science Network (WISN) fosters ethical collaboration between Indigenous and Western knowledge systems, aiming to preserve diverse ways of knowing for the betterment of life and environmental sustainability. Through initiatives like the world's first master's and Ph.D. programs in Indigenous Science and Peace Studies, WISN integrates Indigenous wisdom with Western scientific frameworks, empowering graduates to pursue impactful careers in diplomacy, conservation, and advocacy. WISN promotes networking among Indigenous Cultural Practitioners and provides culturally appropriate support and flexible grant-giving processes tailored to the needs of Indigenous communities. By addressing historical marginalization and re-establishing crucial knowledge networks, the organization endeavors to empower Indigenous voices in the defense of their rights and resources while advocating for planetary sustainability. Generated from the website