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Indigenous Knowledge Centres (IKCs)
Indigenous Knowledge Centres (IKCs), operated by the State Library of Queensland, empower Indigenous communities to preserve culture, share knowledge, and integrate modern technology. They support local leadership, digital access, and cultural innovation.
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Indigenous Knowledge Centres (IKCs) support Indigenous communities in preserving and sharing traditional knowledge while integrating modern technology and education. Operated through the State Library of Queensland, they empower local communities to lead cultural innovation.
Key Features:
- Cultural preservation: provides resources for communities to document and share traditional practices and stories.
- Digital access: offers access to technology and training for modern applications of cultural knowledge.
- Community ownership: facilitates local governance and decision-making in managing IKCs.
Why It Matters:
IKCs combine traditional knowledge with modern tools to foster cultural resilience and innovation in Indigenous communities.
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