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Why Indigenous People are Fighting for Data Sovereignty

Indigenous data sovereignty is defined as the community's control over its own information. Many data sets from county, state, or federal governments do not include Indigenous people. 

Now, more Indigenous people have begun to gather their own data, in their own way.

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Trilingual Household Research Study

The Department of Inclusive Education at Georgia's Kennesaw State University and faculty at Clemson University (SC) are conducting a research study to document perspectives and experiences of trilingual families in the US.

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Call for Indigenous Student Poster Presenters at the 2024 Tribal Lands & Environmental Forum

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INAS Announces Ruth Pack Scholarships for Third Year

“INAS is delighted to offer the Ruth Pack Scholarships for the third year at the University of Georgia,” said INAS Director LeAnne Howe, (Choctaw Nation). “Each scholarship is intended to support Native students’ research and education at the university of Georgia.”

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Bolivian Indigenous groups assert claim to treasure of ‘holy grail of shipwrecks’

Indigenous groups in Bolivia have asked to halt Colombia's plan to recover expensive remains from a shipwreck. The 18th-century galleon is believed to be carrying gold, silver, and emeralds worth billions.