Open Science and Traditional Knowledge Open Science is revolutionary, just like open source in the field of Information Technology. From the perspective of the communities that most universities and researchers collect knowledge from, I will share a few points. Indigenous Peoples have compelling links to long-standing traditional knowledge systems on food, medicine, and even biodiversity […]
Carson Kiburo is the co-founder and Executive Director of Jamii Asilia Centre - the non-profit entity whose mission is to protect and promote the rights of the indigenous people.
Carson is a youth leader and a community organizer from the Endorois Indigenous community of Kenya. He works on indigenous people’s rights, youth empowerment, and global governance.
Global Slow Food Youth Network Academy Experience
Global Slow Food Youth Network Academy Experience BY Carson Kiburo Pastoral Animal Farming I am an Endorois, a young farmer on the baby steps of agro-pastoralism. So, let me give you some background, why I am here… I am going to use simplified language. This year, I coordinated the registration of two Slow Food Communities with the […]
Indigenous Peoples Rights beyond Article 46: conversation with Global Leaders
A Statement delivered by our executive director, Carson Kiburo during UNPFII Twentieth Session: 19-30 April 2021 Habitat Pro Side Event: Indigenous Peoples Rights beyond Article 46: A conversation with Global Leaders. Greetings to all dear indigenous relations residing in all the sacred lands! Well, when I first got the invitation from Manuel Ibanez, I got […]
Enhancing agro-pastoralists’ resilience amongst the Endorois youth and women towards indigenous food sovereignty
Enhancing agro-pastoralists’ resilience amongst the Endorois youth and women towards indigenous food sovereignty The pastoralist Endorois community in the target area have practised transhumance indigenous cattle rearing since time immemorial. The areas of Kapkuikui, Kaptombes and Sandai are climatically semi-arid and has been classified as an Arid and Semi-Arid Land and in an agro-pastoral marginalized […]
The Endorois; culture and biodiversity
The Endorois The cradle of the Endorois is Lake Bogoria, about fifty kilometres from the equator, and it used to be exclusively home to their rich spirituality, not until the government evicted them to pave way for the creation of a national reserve in the early 1970s. Livelihood We are traditionally pastoralist people but have […]