Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Resources

This resource explores technology in the context of culture, and how the legacy of Western colonialism manifests through the landscape of contemporary technology. Explore applications of data and science in a cultural context; reflect on how this area has been shaped by dominant culture.

This article outlines international legal, economic, and scientific theories for how governance of Indigenous data can be restored to Aboriginal peoples.

This resource discusses the Indigenous Data Sovereignty (ID-SOV) movement, an Indigenous-led scheme focused on the rights of Indigenous people to govern the creation, collection, ownership, and application of their data. Learn about Aboriginal peoples and their cultures; explore the effects of data on the world; learn about the future of data science.

This article discusses the IDS-SOV applications in Australia, using real world examples from social work. Case studies for reflection or assessment.

This resource discusses how governments have recognised the importance of Indigenous Data to Closing the Gap but argues that datasets need to be community-driven and owned to be effective. Explore the effects of data on the world; learn about the consequences of using historic systems.

ARDC has developed HASS and Indigenous Research Data Commons to upskill researchers, create new digital platforms, and free data from government systems. Develop an understanding of current best practice and the future of the industry.

Overview of the CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance, which reflect the crucial role of data in advancing Indigenous innovation and self-determination. Develop an understanding of current best practice and the future of the industry.