U.S. Indigenous Data Sovereignty Network

AGENDA DAY 2

April 12, 2024

7:00am

CHECK-IN

8:00am-9:15am

YAQUI WELCOME | TOHONO O’ODHAM WELCOME

BREAKFAST

KEYNOTE: MAGGIE WALTER
Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Indigenous Data Governance: Wins and Lessons from Australia

9:30am-10:30am

ORAL SESSION 13

Relationship Building for Effective Indigenous Data Sovereignty: How Indigenous Librarianship Sets the Foundation

Responsibility with Heart: Protecting, Returning, and Rematriating Native American Archives

Supporting Indigenous Data Sovereignty through Community-led Partnerships: The Rematriation Project

ORAL SESSION 14

The Data Gap of Tribal Members Expressing Western Education to be Inadequate for Tribal Governance & Reformation

Milk as Medicine: Indigenous Cultural Practices and Traditional Knowledge

Native American Indigenous Project

ORAL SESSION 15

“Phase 0” of CARE Implementation in Repository Setting: Looking Back Before Moving Forward

Operationalizing CARE Principles in a Native Hawaiian-serving Research-Intensive Institution

Indigenous Knowledge and Evidence-building in the Department of the Interior

ROUND TABLES

Multiple Dimensions of Collaborative Engagement with Biocultural Notices and Labels within Genomic and Ecological Research in the Maine-eDNA Project

Pacific Data Sovereignty in Turtle Island?: Reflections from Oregon Pacific Islander Coalition

Big Data Survivance: IDSov, Necropolitics and the Daily Genocides

10:45am-11:45am

ORAL SESSION 16

Indigenizing Data Design, Collection, and Analysis to Inform Tribal Economic Policy and Practice

Putting Data to Work: Expanding Access to Information to Empower Economic Development

Indigenous Economic Futurisms: Centering Indigenomics in Building Indigenous Economies

ORAL SESSION 17

Monitoring the COVID-19 Pandemic in a Northern Plains Tribe

A Call to Update New Mexico’s State-Tribal Collaboration Act to Improve Data Sharing with Tribes as a Result of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Health Data for AI: A New Gold Rush with Old Tactics for Indigenous Communities

ORAL SESSION 18

Geospatial Analysis and Traditional Blackfoot Land Use

Indigenous Fire Knowledge, Research, Governance, and Data Sovereignty

Confounding Western Data Binaries with Karuk Fire Science

ROUND TABLES

NIH Tribal Health Research Office Roundtable on Preliminary IDSov Principles for NIH

Developing Indigenous-Focused Indicators of Wellbeing Among Native Hawaiians

IDSov & IDGov Contexts and Pathways for US Territories and Federally Unrecognized Indigenous Peoples: Building Inter-Island and Cross-Community Alliances Through Story-Sharing

12:00pm-1:15pm

LUNCH

TRIBAL LEADER PANEL

1:30pm-2:30pm

LIGHTNING TALKS

2:45pm-4:00pm

Workshop Action Planning and Forward Thinking

Next Steps Breakouts by work sectors with IDSOV focus

CLOSING REMARKS & PRAYER

4:00pm

Summit Ends