Ethno-Scientific Conversation
ABOUT THE EVENT
DATE & LOCATION
This September, selected universities in the North East and Mid-Atlantic regions will have the unique opportunity to host Professor Audelino Sac Coyoy. Don't miss this chance to engage with one of the leading voices in ethnoscientific inquiry.
PURPOSE
We invite you to participate in a remarkable speaking tour featuring Professor Sac Coyoy, who brings invaluable insights into Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Maya health care, and ethnobotany. This event aims to bridge ancient wisdom with modern scientific inquiry, enriching our understanding of diverse healthcare systems and cultural ontologies.
ABOUT PROFESSOR AUDELINO SAC COYOY
Professor Audelino Sac Coyoy is an esteemed scholar and professor of Anthropology and Political Science with over 40 years of experience. He has authored several notable publications, including "Katit-Kamam," and has been recognized as a Distinguished Citizen by the Municipality of Quetzaltenango in 2014. His work promotes Maya culture, education, and indigenous rights.
WHY THIS MATTERS
In today's academic landscape, understanding diverse healthcare systems and cultural ontologies is more crucial than ever. Professor Audelino Sac Coyoy offers deep knowledge in:
Maya Health Care Practices: Including the use of plants, minerals, baths, and massage.
Traditional Midwifery: Documenting and preserving holistic practices passed down through generations.
Ethnobotany and Ethnoscience: Exploring the relationship between people and plants in cultural contexts.
Epistemology and Ontology: Grounded understandings from the Indigenous K'iche' perspective.
