Indigenous sites of knowledge are physical, cultural, or symbolic spaces where Indigenous communities have traditionally accumulated, preserved, and transmitted knowledge. These sites once included ceremonial grounds, storytelling forms, art, and ecological zones.

What are Africa’s modern sites of knowledge, such as research institutions, academic journals, recorded oral traditions and more? How are African peoples and their descendants maintaining and expanding their cultural practices, spiritual beliefs, and traditional ecological wisdom, science and history?

Join us as we reflect on the praxis of indigenising knowledge in Africa.