Published Jun 5, 2024
Indigenous Nations Are Fighting To Take Back Their Data
This episode delves into the imperative movement for Indigenous data sovereignty, revealing how Indigenous communities are striving to reclaim control over their data as a parallel to overcoming colonial exploitation, with insights from Stephanie Carroll and Krystal Tsosie on modern efforts and the pivotal role of equitable research practices.
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