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Citizen Science with Indigenous Communities

The HEIDI Project ran a series of "Citizen Science For All Talks" which invites Citizen Scientists to give short, specialist talks in some area relevant to Citizen Science. This one is about Citizen Science with Indigenous Communities - in this case, focusing on resources and wildlife in Greenland. The speakers were Finn Danielsen and PâviâraK Jakobsen. These talks took place online on Tuesday 31st May. HEIDI, or ‘Digital Actions at HEIs as a catalyst for social change in the COVID-19 crisis’, is a new two-year ERASMUS+ project which aims to upskill Higher Education (HE) staff and students towards more resilience, adaptation to change, and agility that could enable HEIs to work together with citizens to shape better societies. HEIDI aspires to reposition HEIs with respect to society and enable them to become cocreators in solutions to problems that surface in crisis situations (e.g. COVID-19). HEIDI will emphasize in three main forms of Digital Actions (DA): maker culture, citizen science and hacktivism.