Kenyatta University International Multidisciplinary Conference
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The Kenyatta University International Multidisciplinary Conference is organized by the Kenyatta University, Mombasa Campus.
Conference History:
1st International Multidisciplinary Conference 2025, August 3-7, 2026, Mombasa, Kenya
Conference Theme: Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Sustainability
Note: The conference was originally scheduled for December 8-11, 2025 in Kikambala, Kilifi County, Kenya
Conference program n.a.
Sub-themes:
Theoretical Reflections on Indigenous Knowledge Systems.
The relationship between Indigenous Knowledge Systems & Sustainable Development Goals.
The place of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the area of Artificial Intelligence
Indigenous religions and philosophies and Indigenous Knowledge Systems
The role of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in household Food security.
Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Religion/Theology.
The association between Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Education.
The application of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in addressing Pandemics.
Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Library and information science.
Human Rights and the use of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
The place of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the Pre-colonial, colonial and/or post-colonial period.
Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the era of Informetric techniques/Studies.
The connection between Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Geophagic clays.
The relations between Indigenous Knowledge Systems and the Environmental concerns.
Linking Indigenous Knowledge Systems to Language and accents.
The use of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Resource management
Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Ethno-zoological surveys.
The association of Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Roots of indigenous rationality.
Connecting Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Architectonic capability.
Intellectual property rights and their linkage to the Indigenous Knowledge Systems
The linkage between Indigenous Knowledge Systems and school curriculums.
The place of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Land use and management.
Establishing the bond between Indigenous Knowledge Systems and use of indigenous resources.
The tie between Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Trade/Security/Global conflicts.
Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Indigenous mathematical knowledge.
Good morning!
I hope you are doing well.
My name is Moreen, a Risk and Governance professional with extensive experience in IT auditing, cybersecurity, data protection, ESG auditing, and Knowledge management systems. I also serve in leadership roles within organizational transformation and knowledge management initiatives, with a strong interest in how emerging technologies intersect with governance, sustainability, and ethical systems.
I am particularly passionate about the intersection of technology, trust, and traditional knowledge systems, especially in the African context where Indigenous Knowledge Systems continue to play a vital but often underexplored role in shaping sustainable development practices.
For this conference, I seek to present on the theme of bridging Indigenous Knowledge Systems and modern digital governance frameworks, with a focus on how principles embedded in indigenous ways of knowing such as communal accountability, stewardship, ethical resource use, and oral governance structures- can inform and strengthen contemporary systems of cybersecurity, data protection, artificial intelligence governance, and sustainability practices.
Through this presentation, I aim to contribute to ongoing scholarly and practitioner discussions on how Indigenous Knowledge Systems can be preserved, respected, and meaningfully integrated into modern digital ecosystems to promote ethical innovation, data sovereignty, and sustainable development.
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