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Summit 2026
Pascua Yaqui Tribe’s
Casino Del Sol
in Tucson, AZ
Asserting Cultural Sovereignty in Academia: Why Indigenous Leadership Matters
Practical Approaches to Data Gathering & Indigenous Data Sovereignty in Economics
We Came for Our Data, Stayed to Restore Root Access: A Firmware Update for Seven Generations
Advancing Data Sovereignty within an Evaluation of Educational Opportunity Gaps for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Youth
Data, Territory, and Sovereignty: Reframing Jurisdiction and Indigenous Authority in the Digital Age
Seeds of the Basin: Indigenous Youth Rising in the Colorado River Basin
Indigenous Innovations for a Tribal Data Repository
Protect Ourselves in Data: Breaking Myths and Building Strategies for Governance- A MMIW Case Study
Safer Tools for Data Management: Aligning Digital Infrastructure with Indigenous Data Sovereignty
Strengthening Indigenous Data Governance in Environmental Science and Engineering
Synergizing data sovereignty and governance principles from four diverse Indigenous contexts to guide project implementation and evaluation
The Land Area & Name Directory Project
Completing the Data Lifecycle for Tribal Higher Education
Diné Household Water Survey: Assessing Water Access, Water Quality, and Community Perspectives on Water in Chinle Agency and Fort Defiance Agency
No one-size-fits-all: Research review protocols in a sample of 42 Tribal Nations
Weaving Data Governance into Guåhan: Equipping Micronesia through Education
LiDAR and Geospatial Data Sovereignty in Ancestral Contexts
Advancing Tribal Data Sovereignty through Analytic Data Integration and Data Science Workflows for Small-Area Health Estimation
From Signal to Support: Centering Indigenous Public Health Authority in Statewide Syndromic Surveillance Efforts
Rematriation as Resistance – Ku`ono`ono Wahine Waimanalo as the wa`a!
To Be REAL: How Indigenous Community Members Engage the CARE Data Principles
US Federal and State Statutes Violating and/or Inhibiting Indigenous Data Sovereignty
Evaluating Native Spirit: A culturally-grounded after-school program for American Indian adolescents
NAFWS Tribal Mapping Analytics Project: Advancing Indigenous Data Responsibility and Sovereignty in Wildlife Corridor Mapping
Bridging Science and Indigenous Knowledge: A Community-Owned Platform for Indigenous Environmental Data Sovereignty
Leveraging Federal Resources to Enhance Native Wellness: Reporting on the Montana Consortium of Urban Indian Health NIH-funded NCREW Project
Practicing Pikyav: Seven Years of Collaborative Tribal Research Initiatives
Respecting Indigenous Data Sovereignty When Utilizing Tribally Identifiable Data Collected by Universities, Scholarship Organizations, and Healthcare Providers
Upholding Indigenous Data Sovereignty throughout the Survey of Native Nations: A Case Study on Flexible Survey Design
There are no shortcuts: The intersection of Tribal and academic research ethics in a clinical trial for American Indian patients diagnosed with cancer
Data Tools for Longitudinal Understanding of Tribal Economies
Strengthening Data Relationships through Tribal Sovereignty-Affirming Practices with Indigenous Voices and Representation at Colorado State Agencies
From Principles to Practice: Advancing Tribal Authority to Control Data through an Indigenous Data Sovereignty Policy for the Arizona Department of Health
Data with, Not on: A Relational Approach to Tribal Research Partnerships
HEAPS of Knowledge: Black Women’s Positionality, Solidarity, and Liberation in Data Governance
Launching the CARE Data Maturity Model
Indigenous Data Sovereignty and American Archaeology: Taking Responsibility to do Better Regarding the Messy Legacy of Archaeological Datasets
From Global to Local Protocols: Activating the CARE Data Maturity Model to University Research Policies, Archives, Libraries, and Museums through Indigenous data governance
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