We invite you to join us for the following presentations:

Dr. Michael Rivera (Tuesday Nov. 16th 11:00 UTC ): “We all deserve to study the human past: the current state of bioarchaeology and palaeoanthropology”

Dr. Martin Nuñez (Friday Nov. 19th 16:00 UTC ): “Making palaeontology more global: lessons from ecology”

Dr. Devapriya Chattopadhyay (Tuesday Nov. 23rd11:00 UTC): “Paleontological research in India: the colonial past shapes the present and dictates the future”

Dr. Aline Ghilardi (Friday Nov 26th 16:00 UTC): “Scientific colonialism in palaeontology: Case studies from Brazil”

Dr. Estelle Raveloaritiana (Tuesday Nov 30th 11:00 UTC): “Conducting ethical research in ecology that involves local communities – a perspective from a collaborative project in Madagascar”

Dr. Luisa Fernanda Echeverría King (Friday Dec 3rd 16:00 UTC): “Cooperation or competition? Towards meaningful scientific projects through horizontal collaborations”

Dr. Jansen Smith (Tuesday Dec 7th 11: UTC): "Preliminary observations on a global effort to identify research priorities in paleontology"

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