Quite frankly, the people—the indigenous communities—that offered that medicine were arguably not compensated for that sharing of knowledge. That's what has led to distrust and the hesitancy to share some of that knowledge now.
February 6th, 2024 / 11:50 a.m.
Indigenous Fellow, Simon Fraser University, Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue, As an Individual
Quite frankly, the people—the indigenous communities—that offered that medicine were arguably not compensated for that sharing of knowledge. That's what has led to distrust and the hesitancy to share some of that knowledge now.
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