Learning Module Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Lowitja Learning Seminar Series Indigenous Data Sovereignty And Indigenous Data Governance In module 1, we will examine definitions and key terms related to indigenous data sovereignty, and explore how indigenous data sovereignty challenges the notion of open data. Indigenous data governance refers to the right of an indigenous nation to govern the collection, ownership, application, and storage of its own data. we will explore the existing governance models or best practices for doing research, collaborating, creating, and curating with indigenous communities respectfully.

Indigenous Data Sovereignty Dynamic Tech Media This course promotes a deeper understanding of indigenous data sovereignty and enables researchers, in different contexts, to confidently use lowitja institute’s ‘indigenous data sovereignty readiness assessment and evaluation toolkit’ in their own setting. Researchers and others seeking a deeper understanding of indigenous data sovereignty. people wishing to use lowitja institute’s indigenous data sovereignty readiness assessment and evaluation toolkit in their own context. This guide is a starting point to find research in indigenous studies. it is meant primarily to assist students from the centre for indigenous studies, but may be of use to students looking for indigenous research in general. Australian state has produced since colonisation began; ⮚ the challenges posed to these traditional ways of doing indigenous data by the indigenous data sovereignty movement; and ⮚ the core concepts of indigenous data sovereignty.

Indigenous Data Sovereignty Unm Hsc Newsroom This guide is a starting point to find research in indigenous studies. it is meant primarily to assist students from the centre for indigenous studies, but may be of use to students looking for indigenous research in general. Australian state has produced since colonisation began; ⮚ the challenges posed to these traditional ways of doing indigenous data by the indigenous data sovereignty movement; and ⮚ the core concepts of indigenous data sovereignty. Indigenous data sovereignty is the right of a nation to govern the collection, ownership, and application of its own data. it derives from tribes' inherent right to govern their peoples, lands, and resources. learn more about this work at the collaboratory for indigenous data governance website. This module also provides an overview, timeline, key points and resources related to ids. The first nations principles of ocap ® establish how first nations’ data and information will be collected, protected, used, or shared. standing for ownership, control, access and possession, ocap ® is a tool to support strong information governance on the path to first nations data sovereignty. Purpose this brief is a primer on indigenous data governance. it describes the relationship between reclaiming indigenous data and native nation rebuilding. it extends the indigenous data sovereignty conversation to tribal data governance and discusses the implications of indigenous data sovereignty for non tribal entities that govern tribal data.