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(Re)claiming Our Common Grounds: Indigenous Placekeeping in Public Spaces
This session was presented as part of Future Cities Canada: The Summit
October 27, 2021
Report
November 23, 2017
Alberta First Nations Governance Centre
Insuring proper First Nations ownership of their data
Despite the seeming availability, data is not routinely used in planning and advocacy for the benefit of First Nations communities. Data is regularly extracted from Indigenous communities and Indigenous people are “researched to death,” yet we still see a consistent deficit of data being implemented in these communities.
First Nations communities, leaders, and policy makers now have the opportunity to use data to meet their own needs and bring evidence to their own concerns. This report aims to highlight the challenges with existing data and to offer some current solutions and examples of change that put relevant, meaningful data into the hands of communities and policy makers.