This Interest Group meeting continues a series of use case panel presentations. At P17, the panel will focus on discussions of Indigenous data governance use cases in practice.
Collaborative meeting notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dbPl4fK-FpaYc-C_XM-ytiPMymP93diWgoRD4R8k2Wo/edit?usp=sharing
Welcome and Introduction [15m] (Stephanie Carroll, University of Arizona, USA)
Panel Presentations [45m, 15m each]
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"Building the Ngāti Tiipa digital pātaka (archive)," Vanessa Clark (Ngāti Tiipa; Ngāti Amaru), University of Waikato, Aotearoa New Zealand
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"Embedding Indigenous Data Governance: AIATSIS Code of Ethics exmaple," Magge Walter, University of Tasmania, Australia
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"Delivering the TK and BC Labels and Notices: The Local Contexts Hub," Maui Hudson, University of Waikato, Aotearoa New Zealand and Jane Anderson, New York University, USA
Discussion [30m] (Susanna Siri, Arctic University of Norway)
This meeting is aimed at researchers working with Indigenous Peoples, nations, communities, or their data (i.e., data about Indigenous Peoples and nations/communities, including lands and resources) and those involved in research data governance who are interested in how Indigenous principles are enacted within the research data domain. This includes those with interests in data and human rights, social justice, digital citizenship, data ethics, the CARE and FAIR Principles, and collective/community rights.
This session is one of four Indigenous data sovereignty focused events at the P17 RDA Plenary. The following events will be convened:
1. Joint session with the FAIR Data Maturity Working Group: Implementing the CARE Principles: Developing the CARE Criteria
2. IG Session: Stewardship of Indigenous Peoples’ Data: Use Cases for Repositories and Collections
3. IG Session: Indigenous Data Governance: Community Use Cases (this session)
4. Co-Located Event: GIDA & ORCID - Soberanía de Datos Indígenas: Avanzando hacia CREA (Español)
The global call for Indigenous data sovereignty—the right of a nation to govern the collection, ownership, and application of its own data—has grown in intensity and scope over the past five years. At the same time, researchers, data repositories, and data service operations are increasingly aware of the need to choose and prioritise data governance and stewardship mechanisms that align with Indigenous rights and Indigenous aspirations to improve data quality and functionality.
The RDA International Indigenous Data Sovereignty IG was formed in response to the need for a wider understanding of Indigenous data sovereignty, providing an avenue and space for high level collaborative engagement in the rapidly developing environment of Indigenous data.
The goals of the International Indigenous Data Sovereignty IG are clearly aligned with the RDA mission of creating a global community to develop and adopt infrastructure that promotes data-sharing, data-driven research, and data use.
With the Global Indigeous Data Alliance, the Indigenous Data Sovereignty IG primary output thus far has been the CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance (gida-global.org/care) and group member participation in the RDA COVID-19 Recommendation and Guidelines, including and Indigenous data focused section jointly issued with GIDA.
CARE Principles for Indigneous Data Governance: https://www.gida-global.org/care
Global Indigenous Data Alliance: gida-global.org
US Indigenous Data Sovereignty Network: usindigenousdata.org
Te Mana Raraunga - Maori Data Sovereignty Network: temanararaunga.maori.nz
Maiam nayri Wingara Indigneous Data Sovereignty Network: maiamnayriwingara.org
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