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Impact and Outputs

The Indigenous Data Law Lab is dedicated to advancing research and solutions for Indigenous data rights and developing legal frameworks for Indigenous data sovereignty. Our publications serve as a vital resource for scholars, policymakers, and Indigenous community leaders interested in the intersection of data sovereignty and Indigenous law.

IEEE 2890-2025 Recommended Practices for Provenance of Indigenous Peoples Data featured on the  
Relation Science Podcast

Indigenous Perspectives on Data Law: Bridging the Gap. This publication offers a critical analysis of existing legal frameworks and their implications for Indigenous peoples.

This paper presents findings from interviews with Indigenous leaders about their experiences with data ownership and control. Learn from the voices of those directly impacted.

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