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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Indigenous data"”.

  1. Understanding Indigenous data governance when collaborating with post-secondary institutions

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  2. “Do you collect data to give to the university or do you do the work to benefit people?”: Indigenous Data Sovereignty in Environmental Contexts

    Indigenous data sovereignty is the right of tribes to own, control, and apply data about their lands, peoples, and resources. Although grassroots and academic definitions of Indigenous data sovereignty encompass the idea of tribal authority over environmental data, few sources provide case studies …

    mit Repository record for “Do you collect data to give to the university or do you do the work to benefit people?”: Indigenous Data Sovereignty in Environmental Contexts (opens in a new tab)

  3. Databases for healing and justice: Co-design with a grassroots, Indigenous organization

    … grounded case study of a partnership between the Data + Feminism Lab at MIT and Waking Women Healing Institute, a grassroots, Indigenous organization. The partners co-design a case documentation and story gathering database that enables healing and justice for Indigenous women and people. The …

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  4. Reconciliation and the role of the journalist : Indigenous peoples, truth, stories, and public policy

    … in both shaping and sharing narratives about Indigenous peoples. It looks at the frequency with which the media discussed specific stories and policy alternatives, the venues it connected these policies to, and how frequently each was shared. It also identifies key policy actors and how each …

    regina Repository record for Reconciliation and the role of the journalist : Indigenous peoples, truth, stories, and public policy (opens in a new tab)

  5. Who Counts? A Critical Approach to Indigenous Language Demography in the Yukon

    … common discourse technique used when discussing Indigenous languages around the world. However, there is much debate and controversy over how language demography should be practiced, to produce accurate numbers of speakers, and to produce data that is relevant and useful to those working in …

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