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All things are connected: Exploring environmental justice and traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) learning through autoethnography

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    All things are connected: Exploring environmental justice and traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) learning through autoethnography

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Autoethnography is methodology utilized for exploring lived experience through cultural phenomena. This roundtable will focus on the researcher’s experiences in learning through indigenous, environmental perspectives as an emerging professional.

Keywords: autoethnography, traditional ecological knowledge, community education, indigenous perspectives, environmental justice

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Griswold, W., (2025) “All things are connected: Exploring environmental justice and traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) learning through autoethnography”, Adult Education Research Conference 1(2025).

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2025-01-01