R&A Talks x University of Turku: Árru
Building on the central themes of Árru, this English-language panel discussion examines recent progress and ongoing challenges in advancing Indigenous rights in the settler states of Norway, Sweden and Finland.
This free-of-charge event takes place in the cinema after the screening of Árru. Tickets to the film are sold separately on the film’s page.
What progress has been made in advancing Indigenous rights in Norway, Sweden and Finland, and what challenges remain? Can institutions and power relations be transformed, and if so, how? What role can science and art play in processes of reconciliation?
Árru explores the growing land exploitation in Sápmi through the lens of a complex family history.
Building on the film’s central themes, the panel discussion will examine recent progress and ongoing challenges in advancing Indigenous rights. Drawing on the work of the contemporary Nordic Sámi Truth and Reconciliation Commissions, the discussion will consider whether, and how, institutions and power relations can be transformed, and what role science and art can play in processes of reconciliation.
The panel discussion will feature Aarni Pieski, Sámi playwright, screenwriter and dramaturg, and Daniela Alaattinoğlu, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Turku. The discussion will be hosted by journalist Tuukka Tuomasjukka and will be held in English.
Screenings
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Bio Rex LasipalatsiTue 22.9. at 19.10–19.5545 min