We should speak louder about knowledge that was never written down, and how often it is treated as if it doesn’t exist.

We should speak louder about knowledge that was never written down, and how often it is treated as if it doesn’t exist. This is because the record of knowledge was shaped by who had the power to publish. Oral, craft, spatial and ecological knowledge passed through voice, hands and place, and much of it never entered the archive. In my work with The A.K.A.N.I Toolkit (https://akanitoolkit.com), I s...