Indigenous peoples and communities have long been creators, users, and keepers of data. Join our panel of experts as they explore the ways Indigenous communities currently use scientific data as tools of care. From genomic data to ecological data and sociological data, they share how information is used to push for sovereignty and self-determination.
This event will be held both online and in-person at the Research Commons. It is open to student, faculty, and staff researchers from all disciplines, including those outside of Ohio State.
Featuring Panelists:
Shereena Baker, University of New Mexico Department of Native American Studies
René Castillo, The Ohio State University School of Earth Sciences
Natasha Myhal, The Ohio State University School of Environment and Natural Resources
Leah Nez, Case Western Reserve University Department of Bioethics
Shavagne Scott, The Ohio State University Department of African American and African Studies
This event is presented in partnership with the American Indian Studies program, a part of the Center for Ethnic Studies.
Looking for more events about finding and using data? Check out the International Love Data Week event page for details on our weeklong celebration of research data. If you have questions about Love Data Week, please email Kelsey Badger (Research Data Librarian) at badger.60@osu.edu.
