Worldwide Experts on Gene Drives
Worldwide Experts on Gene Drives
Save Our Seeds, 2023.“We are travelling the world speaking to some of the world’s leading thinkers, activists and academics on the impact of gene drives. Join us for this video series as we hear from a diverse range of experts on one of the most controversial new emerging technologies that we face.”
This is a series of 21 videos published by Save Our Seeds that explores gene drives from the perspectives of indigenous peoples:
Gene Drives: extending the patterns of colonisation | Debra Harry
Gene Drives: Understanding the military and political influence | Edward Hammond
Gene Drives: exploring the impact on biodiversity and livelihoods| Jim Thomas
Gene Drives: the missing perspectives | Riley Taitingfong
Gene drives: analysing the cultural background | Ignacio Chapela
Gene Drives: evaluating the role of the United Nations | Lim Li Ching
Gene Drives: contextualising technology assessment | Tom Wakeford
Gene Drives: identifying false solutions | Sabrina Masinjila
Gene Drives: exploiting the lack of awareness | Mfoniso Antia
Gene Drives: learning from African traditional knowledge | Fassil Gebeyehu
Gene Drives: evaluating gene drive mosquitoes for Uganda | Barbara Ntambirweki
Gene Drives: examining the biosafety aspect | Caroline Bedin Zanatta
Gene Drives: understanding the effects of CRISPR/Cas9 | Rubens Onofre Nodari
Gene Drives: shedding light on Target Malaria | Ali Tapsoba and Guy Yaméogo
Gene Drives: privatising malaria control | Mariam Mayet
Gene Drives: deregulating gene drives in Uruguay | Claudio Martinez Debat
Gene Drives: resisting NGTs in Ecuador | Elizabeth Bravo
Gene Drives: unveiling ‘constructed ignorance’ in Brasil | Leonardo Melgarejo
Gene Drives: analysing biosafety law in Peru | Antonietta Gutièrrez Rosati
Gene Drives: deconstructing false promises | Jaime García González
Gene Drives: Examining Gene Drive projects on the Galapagos islands | Daniel Santi