英文摘要 |
This paper takes an inter-disciplinary approach to examine complex interactions between indigenous knowledge, culinary heritage and the local practice of food and farming education. The discussion of this paper is based on my participatory action research(PAR) on ''Food and Farming Education'' from 2012-2018. In this paper I want to present some examples of millet-growing as intergenerational and cultural learning experiences among indigenous elders and young mostly indigenous students to reinforce the community-university(CU) partnership. It stresses the importance of using cultural knowledge, culinary traditions and local region agricultural resources to develop indigenous culture to exercise and implement their rights to promote indigenous food heritage and bring people back to their lands. Encouraging meaningful participation by all parties, together we explore how farming and food turn into edible heritage and become multiple resources for local economic development. Our initiative emphasizes indigenous people's capacity for adaptability, resilience and restoration of traditional agriculture and food use and production in response to modern conditions. My aim is to enhance the visibility of the roles of the traditional indigenous culture, knowledge and foodways in the wider field of cultural heritage, food and farming education and indigenous studies. |