Partnerships

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• Conversation with the National Science Foundation: Gathering Perspectives on Supporting Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Governance

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

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

• STRONG: Data Sovereignty across the Natural, Computer, Engineering, and Social Sciences

• Indigenous Data Sovereignty for Urban Indigenous People

• Perspectives on Data Culture in Education Systems in the U.S.-affiliated Pacific Region

• Reflecting on Providing Education Services to Support the Pacific Region’s Education Goals

• Distress Communities Program and Tribal Data Sovereignty

• Co-creating an Indigenous Evaluators Network in New Mexico

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

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

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

• Tribal Data Champions Fellowship: An Indigenous Evaluation Training

• Native American Indigenous Project

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

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

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

• Strengthening Tribal Data Systems for Indigenous Data Governance: Affinity Group Discussion

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

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

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