Indigenous Data Sovereignty for Environmental Stewardship
This session was recorded on Wednesday, May 6, 2026
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Indigenous Peoples have long held knowledge systems and practices informed by respectful coexistence with environments that are crucial to Indigenous livelihoods and wellbeing. Understanding data sovereignty principles, Indigenous rights, ownership and self governance are fundamental to ethical, equitable practice in genomics, data, science, policy and conservation. This session explores how genuine partnership can create opportunities for weaving knowledge systems, sharing information and enabling sustained collaborations towards the future of environmental stewardship.
Warren Cardinal-McTeague - University of British Columbia
Michael Running Wolf - Mila - Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute

