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Indigenous data sovereignty is the right of Native nations to govern their data. Indigenous data governance and decolonizing data are key processes for Native nations to reclaim authority over their data, despite significant obstacles.

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  • The Research Data Alliance (RDA) has facilitated discussions on these issues.

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  • To explore data-driven futures for communities affected by data inequities.
  • To examine the concepts of Indigenous data sovereignty and Indigenous data governance in the context of Native nations.
  • To analyze the intersection of data, tribal sovereignty, and power.

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  • Systematic scan of relevant literature and existing practices.
  • Drawing on insights from RDA meetings and other relevant gatherings.
  • Analysis of data challenges faced by Native nations.

Main Results:

  • Indigenous data sovereignty is defined as the right of Native nations to govern the collection, ownership, and application of their data.
  • Native nations exercise this sovereignty through Indigenous data governance and decolonizing data practices.
  • Repositioning authority over Indigenous data back to Indigenous peoples is argued for.

Conclusions:

  • Implementing Indigenous data sovereignty and governance has significant implications for Native nations.
  • Rebuilding effective Indigenous data systems faces substantial obstacles.
  • Successful implementation requires resources, time, and strategic partnerships.