Register below for this webinar, held on September 2, 2026 at 2pm PST.
Due to team time limitations, any registrations received after SEPTEMBER 1st @2PM (PST) will not be reviewed.
About this Webinar:
This webinar introduces the new Guidelines for the Governance of Indigenous Data in Scholarly Publishing, which offer a hierarchical framework of implementation strategies tailored to diverse publishing contexts. The guidelines provide clear, actionable steps for integrating Indigenous rights and interests into manuscript submission, review, curation, and dissemination processes. We also highlight endorsements from major publishers and outline next steps for adoption and evaluation. These guidelines aim to support Indigenous scholars and communities in navigating the publishing landscape while ensuring that Indigenous data are protected, governed, and shared with purpose, authority, and intention.
Featured Speakers:
Post Doctoral Fellow, University of Arizona
Assistant Director, Publications Strategy, American Geophysical Union
(Ahtna/Dene and Sicilian-descent)
Associate Professor, University of Arizona; Co-Director, Indigenous Data Alliance
Professor and Director of Te Kotahi Research Institute, University of Waikato
Associate Professor, NYU
Director, Publications Operations, American Geophysical Union
This webinar is a collaborative effort involving the Indigenous Data Alliance (IDA), the Collaboratory for Indigenous Data Governance, the Indigenous Data Exchange (IDX), the IndigeLab Network, the Indigenous Data Law Lab at NYU, the Sovereign Soils Research Collaborative, the American Geophysical Union (AGU), the National Information Standards Organization (NISO), and the Te Katahi Research Institute.