As the world becomes more and more digital, we must adapt and be prepared to create our own infrastructure and empower our people with the know-how and skills to use it, says Te Kāhui Raraunga Charitable Trust (TKR) chair Rāhui Papa.
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25.01.2024:
Stanford university webinar on Indigenous Data Sovereignty.
The webinar, organized by Stanford Global Studies Division, is dedicated to exploring Indigenous Data Sovereignty (IDS) – the right of Indigenous peoples to control data about their communities, lands, and resources.
31.10.2023:
Gida-Sápmi as a case study on Indigenous Data Ethics at SciDataCon 2023
In October 2023, Salzburg hosted SciDataCon 2023, a part of International Data Week 2023. This global event united data experts, researchers, and industry leaders to discuss the challenges of data in research.
29.05.2023:
Māori Data Governance Model launched
The Model provides guidance for the system-wide governance of Māori data, consistent with the Government’s responsibilities
under te Tiriti o Waitangi. Its intended for use across the Aotearoa New Zealand public service.
01.02.2023:
International conference on Sámi research data governance
The first International Conference on Sámi Research Data Governance was held in Tromsø i january 2023. The event also marked the official launch of the GIDA-Sápmi network.
31.01.2023:
Indigenous rights and open data - feature article
The development towards open science and increased access to research data is seen as great progress as well as a source of tension among indigenous peoples, as there are concerns about ethical issues as data becomes more widely available. The CARE principles are proposed as a way forward.