“They encouraged me to recover the ancestral teachings of my Diné people, and to explore how our ancestral wisdom approaches disability.” — Sandra Yellowhorse on how Māori scholars inspire other Indigenous peoples.
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“It’s fair to say that those responsible for this remarkable expansion of territory had been global leaders in the arts of landfinding and navigation for most of the last 5,000 years.” — Andrew Crowe, on the voyaging achievements of Pacific navigators.
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It’s important for us to look beyond the “artificial and nonsensical” demarcations imposed by early Europeans and see ourselves “as just one people connected at different levels through the ocean”, says Professor Steven Ratuva.
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