She has been working for the past 18 years to painstakingly gather, record and pass on the cultural knowledge of tribal elders for future generations.
It is recommended for cultural knowledge of all participants to be equally integrated and promoted.
For this reason, a Community Operations person covering Spain cannot simply get away with speaking fluent Spanish – they must also have a good cultural knowledge of the country.
Another scientist, Hal Whitehead, argues that destroying individuals also destroys the "cultural knowledge" needed for groups to exploit given areas and habitats.
To an extent, Yahnker's work comes out of the tradition of political satire, but the depth of his art historical and cultural knowledge make for works that operate on so many levels it will make your head spin.
They were also used to identify a broad range of 'attitudes' in the community, and to draw on their professional and/or cultural knowledge and experience for advice in the analysis of the preliminary findings from the focus groups and case studies.
All are critical requirements for realising the potential for cultural knowledge and practice to improve Aboriginal health outcomes.
Recognition of, respect for, and genuine support for cultural knowledge and practice reflected at organisation, system and staff levels in policy, funding, and staff development.
However, misunderstanding and, in some cases, absence of recognition and/or respect for cultural knowledge and practice by some health staff were repeatedly identified as a barrier to successful implementation of the Program.
It comprises a three-tiered matrix of shared knowledge, linguistic knowledge, interaction skills, and cultural knowledge (Saville-Troike, 2003) needed for effective communication.
