U.S. Indigenous Data Sovereignty Network

VIRTUAL AGENDA DAY 1

April 11, 2024

ALL TIMES IN AZ/PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME

8:00am-9:15am

YAQUI WELCOME | TOHONO O’ODHAM WELCOME

KEYNOTE: BEN BARNES
A Consideration of Data Sovereignty and Intellectual Property from the SoilSoul of Indigenous Peoples

9:30am-10:30am

ORAL SESSION 1

Cultivating an Infrastructure of Truth- Telling: U.S. Indian Boarding School Records Curation Strategies

Local Contexts: Supporting Indigenous Data Sovereignty

From Colonialism to the Cloud: The Imperative of Respecting Indigenous Data Sovereignty

ORAL SESSION 2

The Power of Indigenous Restoration Science: The Role of Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Indigenous Storytelling

Climate Change, Resilience, and Tribal Data Governance

Landback: Climate Change and Indigenous Data Sovereignty Considerations

ORAL SESSION 3

The National Native Scholarship Providers Data and Research Collaboration for Student Success

Tribal Data Champions Fellowship: An Indigenous Evaluation Training

Creating a Comprehensive Digital Sovereignty Plan: Concepts and Practical Considerations

10:45am-11:45am

ORAL SESSION 4

Measuring Health Equity through a Tribal lens: Focus on Strengths, Sovereignty, and Indigenous Identity

Developing Partnerships to Advance Precision Medicine with AI/AN Tribal Nations

The Impact of the Lack of Inclusivity as it Pertains to “What is an Indian Child?”

ORAL SESSION 5

SAAD EÍ DATA: Formalizing the Indigenous Data Sovereignty Movement within the Navajo Nation Legal System, A Comparison to the Māori’s Data Governance Model

Indigenous Data to Improve Policing, Community Safety, & Justice on Tribal Lands (Virtual)

Diné Household Water Survey: Understanding Household Water Needs of Diné Families Living in the Fort Defiance Agency

ORAL SESSION 6

Reconciling Principles of Indigenous Data Sovereignty with “Business as Usual” in Canadian Law

Systemic Decolonization in Evaluation Publications: Legal, Policy, and Academic Strategies

Indigenous Environmental Data Justice: Confronting Colonial Data and Activating Indigenous Sovereignty

12:00pm-1:15pm

KEYNOTE: KARINA WALTERS
Bury my heart at the laboratory: Developing Indigenous Data Sovereignty Principles and Protocols for Health Research

1:30pm-2:30pm

ORAL SESSION 7

How to Aid in Shifting from Extractive Research to Self-Determined Research?: Indigenous Climate Adaptation Initiatives in the Southwest

Advancing Indigenous Self-determination in Academic Research: A Comparative Analysis of University Policies in Canada, Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, and the United States

Shifting Power in Practice: Centering Indigenous Governance in Wildlife

ORAL SESSION 8

Indigenous Data Governance Strategy for Tribal Governments: Highlighting Dimensions, Objectives, and Key Results

Intersection of Indigeneity and CREE using the I.M.P.A.C.T. Framework

Enhancing Data-Driven Approaches for Water Access: The Navajo Water Project

ORAL SESSION 9

Distress Communities Program and Tribal Data Sovereignty

Indigenous Data Sovereignty for Urban Indigenous People

2:45pm-3:45pm

ORAL SESSION 10

Indigenous Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias Data Sovereignty Advisory Group: Applying CARE and FAIR Principles to National Datasets (Virtual)

Community Based Approaches to Research and Addressing Health Disparities in Wabanaki Territory

ORAL SESSION 11

Towards an Indigenous Micronesian Framework for Regional Tuna Governance

Rising Voices, Changing Coasts: The National Indigenous and Earth Sciences Convergence Hub – Convergence Research with Indigenous Coastal Communities in the Earth Sciences

Reclaiming Akwaesasne’s Pollution Data

ORAL SESSION 12

Data as Relations: A Philosophical Framework for Indigenous Biobanking

An Assessment of FAIR Data Principles in the U.S. Indigenous Water Databases Initiatives

4:00pm-5:00pm

UNCONFERENCE SESSION

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