INDIGENOUS INDIGENOUS DATA BY STEPHANIE RUSSO CARROLL, DATA - MARISA DUARTE, and MAX LIBOIRON

INDIGENOUS INDIGENOUS DATA BY STEPHANIE RUSSO CARROLL, DATA MARISA DUARTE, and MAX LIBOIRON SOVEREIGNTY SOVEREIGNTY Keywords of the Datafied State Data & Society 207 INDIGENOUS DATA SOVEREIGNTY By Stephanie Russo Carroll, Marisa Duarte, and Max Liboiron Introduction Indigenous Data Sovereignty (IDSov) upholds the rights of Indigenous Peoples, communities, and Nations to “govern the collection, own. [...] Pearce and Cori Williams, “The Cultural Appropriateness themselves, in the form of access to funding, data and information, research outcomes, and Diagnostic Usefulness of Standardized Language Assessments for Indigenous Australian Children,” International Journal of Speech- and career advancement. [...] FNIGC trademarked the framework in 2015 to “assert that First Nations have control over data collection processes, and that they own and control how this information can be used.”40 Seeking trademark protection emerged from the need to en- force the accuracy and purpose of the framework, especially as non-Indige- nous researchers began distorting the acronym and its terms, and to lever- age an arr. [...] The principle extends to the control of resources and review processes, the planning process, management of the information and so on. [...] A key contribution of IDSov is the premise that Indigenous self-determination is a sound means of defense, and on this basis, we light our fires for the strength and flourishing of our Indigenous Peoples, Lands, friends, and accomplices worldwide.