The iCross-Cultural Citizen Project – Our Indigenous World: The Sami – GROUP 17

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Thursday, April 18, 2013

The Sami flag. The circle represents the sun and the moon, and the red, blue, green and yellow colors are taken from gáktis — the traditional Sámi garb.

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Mission, Visions, Values

Mission:The iCross-Cultural Citizen Project is a cultural anthropology course-based project meant to raise critical

consciousness about the rich cultural diversity in our indigenous world (in our planet). Being totally aware of the limitations of being outsiders, we are a group of multidisciplinary undergraduate students who believe in cross-

cultural sensitivity and participatory agency aimed at disseminating information about indigenous realities as accurately as possible.

Vision: The iCross-Cultural Citizen Project’s vision is to create an online cross-cultural space for students, professionals, and youth to learn and exchange cross-culturally sensitive information about contemporary indigenous experiences. From that outsider student’s perspective, we will try to theoretically explore possible collaborative solutions to problems that affect the indigenous populations of our planet.

Finally, we hope for the future creation of a space where indigenous youth can share their experiences and their realities with us for real mutual collaboration to take place.

Values: We value the maximization of benefits to indigenous peoples and vulnerable populations in the world.

We value therespect for persons all over the world.

We value the equal treatment of people, and we are against the exploitation of vulnerable groups around the world.

We value collaborative cross-cultural learning and critical thinking.

Thursday, April 18, 2013

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