Collaborative session notes:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fzdqic3ZgMf8w1DWHiQ16NIH6tfPr2UL/edit#heading=h.zcmq6v7np2vi

1. Introduce audience to background / concepts relating to Indigenous Data Sovereignty
2. Present model based on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) for Indigenous data governance in institutions that engage Indigenous data 
3. Gather feedback from audience on clarity and applicability of UNDRIP model drawing on professional experience and institutional contexts 
4. Present in-progress CARE Data Maturity model, an assessment tool to iteratively assess and improve the strength of actions supporting Indigenous Data Governance within data ecosystems and infrastructures. 
5. Gather feedback from audience import of CARE Data Maturity model to their contexts

Timeline / Agenda (updated)

• Meeting formalities/Code of Conduct (<5m; Stephanie Carroll)
• Introduction of Chairs/Speakers (~5m)
• Presentation – Overview of IG (~10m including opportunity for questions; Stephanie Carroll)
• Presentation and discussion – UNDRIP Relational Model for Data Governance (~35m/20m present, 15m discussion; Ibrahim Garba)
• Presentation and discussion – CARE Data Maturity Model (~35 m/20m present, 15m discussion; Riley Taitingfong)
• Thanks and Outro (<5m; Stephanie Carroll)

Any person or institution who works with Indigenous data: government, research, universities, repositories, corporations, publishing, and more.