LACIS Lunchtime Lecture
“Citizen’s Revolution” and the Bilingual Education en Ecuador. Supportive words, homogenizing actions.
Event Details
Date
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Time
12-1 p.m.
Location
206 Ingraham Hall
Description
Presented by Armando Muyolema, Lecturer, Depts. of Anthropology and LACIS
The last Ecuadorian Constitution approved in referendum in 2008 is probably the most advanced legal frame in the region in supporting the indigenous collective rights, their cultures and languages. Two key concepts were introduced in the new political and legal order with which the indigenous historical struggles in the country were honored: Interculturality and sumak kawsay (good living).
The last Ecuadorian Constitution approved in referendum in 2008 is probably the most advanced legal frame in the region in supporting the indigenous collective rights, their cultures and languages. Two key concepts were introduced in the new political and legal order with which the indigenous historical struggles in the country were honored: Interculturality and sumak kawsay (good living).
Cost
Free
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