On this page you find earlier and ongoing activities organized by me; symposia, workshops, panels, sessions, tematic days, conferences, field studies and also annual reports summarizing all events of the Technoscience research group.
På denna sida finner du aktiviteter som jag organiserat och även kommande aktiviteter; symposier, workshops, paneler, temadagar, konferenser, fältstudier samt årsrapporter om Teknovetenskapliga forskargruppen.
På denna sida finner du aktiviteter som jag organiserat och även kommande aktiviteter; symposier, workshops, paneler, temadagar, konferenser, fältstudier samt årsrapporter om Teknovetenskapliga forskargruppen.
Åvdåsvásstádus:
Ansvar, avkolonialisering, helande. Ett symposium om rasbiologi, rasism, avbildade samer, samiska kvarlevor och vägar till upprättelse och självförtroende 21- 23 januari 2015, Uppsala universitet. |
Key note panel:
“Inför lif eller död?”: 1010 år av samisk feministisk kamp, Nationella genuskonferensen, G14,
Umeå, 2014. Facing life or death? 1010 years of
Sámi feminist strugggle”-
at the National gender conference, G14, Umeå, Nov. 26-28, 2014.
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Annual report for 2014 - Technoscience research group at the Centre for Gender Research, Uppsala University
Link to the full Annual report 2014, Centre for Gender Research : http://www.uu.se/digitalAssets/164/164726_1annual-report-klar-pdf.pdf
2014, march. Visit to Bildmuséet Umeå, and the exhibition by Katarina Pirak Sikku, Nammaláhppán. Photos by May-Britt Öhman and Agneta Silversparf. Link to information about exhibition: http://www.bildmuseet.umu.se/sv/utstaellning/katarina-pirak-sikku/12046
From road trip to Dearna - Tärnaby, July- August 2014. Large photo: Wind power plants and hydropower dam in Västerbotten. To the left: Stefan Mikaelsson, president of the Sámi Parliament in Sweden, co-researcher and co-pilot on the road trip. To the right: Marie Persson, Björkvattnet, Member of Sámi Parliament, and activist to protect the waters and landscapes of Dearna-Tärnaby and Ume river, together with Prof. Hiroshi Maruyama, Muroran Inst. of Technology, Hokkaido, Japan. Photos: May-Britt Öhman
Here's from our (Gunilla Larsson and May-Britt Öhman) second attempt to find Koivovallen - a forest Sámi residence - which was restored in the 1930s by H. Ullenius. Until the 1960s school children came here to visit and to learn about Sámi history. But then it was taken out of commission as military interests took over, it is in the vicinity of the military air base in Jokkmokk. Today it is difficult to find and no online maps are available. Signs are fending off the public. This is a cultural heritage that needs to be restored. We will keep our eyes on this for sure. Photo: May-Britt Öhman
Nedan finns youtube videor med korta presentationer av Fil.Dr Gunilla Larsson, om Koivovallen, Jokkmokk, samt Skällarim lappskatteland.
Below are links to video filmed short talks by Dr. Gunilla Larsson at and about Koivovallen - in Swedish - September 21, 2014. |
From road trip to Gällivare - Malmberget - Kiruna, July 2014 with Dr Eva-Lotta Thunqvist and Agneta Silversparf. View from Dundret over Aitik copper mine, the tailing dams where toxic waste from the mine is stored. Photo: May-Britt Öhman
Häbbre - Ajtte - storage hut - at Koivovallen, a forest Sámi residence, within the Skällarim lappskatteland (lap - tax - land) Jokkmokk. It was really hard to find this place, as it is nowadays taken out from maps due to the military using the air as a base. A shame as it is the only preserved forest Sámi heritage in the area and should be opened up to the public again. Photo: Gunilla Larsson
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