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  1. #FIDontheroad
    Dr. J. Jeschke representing the FID at #Cordi2025 at @rwth.bsky.social.
    Dr. Jeschke gave a presentation on "The informed #CARE Steward - Ways to CARE for #indigineous Data Sovereignty"

    #NFDI #CoRDI #researchdata #datasovereignty #Aachen #RWTH

  2. #FIDontheroad
    Dr. J. Jeschke representing the FID at #Cordi2025 at @rwth.bsky.social.
    Dr. Jeschke gave a presentation on "The informed #CARE Steward - Ways to CARE for #indigineous Data Sovereignty"

    #NFDI #CoRDI #researchdata #datasovereignty #Aachen #RWTH

  3. #FIDontheroad
    Dr. J. Jeschke representing the FID at #Cordi2025 at @rwth.bsky.social.
    Dr. Jeschke gave a presentation on "The informed #CARE Steward - Ways to CARE for #indigineous Data Sovereignty"

    #NFDI #CoRDI #researchdata #datasovereignty #Aachen #RWTH

  4. #FIDontheroad
    Dr. J. Jeschke representing the FID at #Cordi2025 at @rwth.bsky.social.
    Dr. Jeschke gave a presentation on "The informed #CARE Steward - Ways to CARE for #indigineous Data Sovereignty"

    #NFDI #CoRDI #researchdata #datasovereignty #Aachen #RWTH

  5. youtube.com/watch?v=DreN_bOHng

    The Pokanoket, also known as Pauquunaukit, are a group with a rich history spanning thousands of years. They inhabited the land called Sowams, which included parts of present-day Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, long before European contact.

    @histodons #History #Pre1933 #PreColonization #Originee #Indigineous "Indigenous" #Truth

  6. youtube.com/watch?v=DreN_bOHng

    The Pokanoket, also known as Pauquunaukit, are a group with a rich history spanning thousands of years. They inhabited the land called Sowams, which included parts of present-day Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, long before European contact.

    @histodons #History #Pre1933 #PreColonization #Originee #Indigineous "Indigenous" #Truth

  7. youtube.com/watch?v=DreN_bOHng

    The Pokanoket, also known as Pauquunaukit, are a group with a rich history spanning thousands of years. They inhabited the land called Sowams, which included parts of present-day Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, for nearly 10,000 years before European contact.

    @histodons #History #Pre1933 #PreColonization #Originee #Indigineous "Indigenous"

  8. youtube.com/watch?v=DreN_bOHng

    The Pokanoket, also known as Pauquunaukit, are a group with a rich history spanning thousands of years. They inhabited the land called Sowams, which included parts of present-day Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, for nearly 10,000 years before European contact.

    @histodons #History #Pre1933 #PreColonization #Originee #Indigineous "Indigenous"

  9. Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan wants to evict Maasai from their traditional land or require them to relocate to make way for elite tourism and trophy hunting.

    Sign and share this petition to protect Maasai and their land.

    https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/maasai_evictions_sign_71/?bkxRYob&v=156133&cl=21232897984&_checksum=ef63c8c81f2a2bdf81f19f6230c20d6f1a35cc1e32573101f387513ce7580158 #tanzania #maasai #indigineous #petition

  10. Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan wants to evict Maasai from their traditional land or require them to relocate to make way for elite tourism and trophy hunting.

    Sign and share this petition to protect Maasai and their land.

    https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/maasai_evictions_sign_71/?bkxRYob&v=156133&cl=21232897984&_checksum=ef63c8c81f2a2bdf81f19f6230c20d6f1a35cc1e32573101f387513ce7580158 #tanzania #maasai #indigineous #petition

  11. Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan wants to evict Maasai from their traditional land or require them to relocate to make way for elite tourism and trophy hunting.

    Sign and share this petition to protect Maasai and their land.

    https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/maasai_evictions_sign_71/?bkxRYob&v=156133&cl=21232897984&_checksum=ef63c8c81f2a2bdf81f19f6230c20d6f1a35cc1e32573101f387513ce7580158 #tanzania #maasai #indigineous #petition

  12. Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan wants to evict Maasai from their traditional land or require them to relocate to make way for elite tourism and trophy hunting.

    Sign and share this petition to protect Maasai and their land.

    https://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/maasai_evictions_sign_71/?bkxRYob&v=156133&cl=21232897984&_checksum=ef63c8c81f2a2bdf81f19f6230c20d6f1a35cc1e32573101f387513ce7580158 #tanzania #maasai #indigineous #petition

  13. Thinking about the impending Voice referendum, I wrote a timeline for #Australia government and the #indigineous #Aboriginies
    1788 Colonisation begins
    1825 Mounted Police/Native Police Forces
    1837 Report of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Aboriginal Tribes (British settlements)
    1844 Aboriginal Orphans Act
    1869 Aboriginies Protection Act
    1883 NSW Aboriginal Protection Board founded.
    1901 Federation & White Australia Policy (aboriginies excluded)
    1905 Royal Commission on the condition of the naitives.
    1911 Aboriginies Act
    1917 Aboriginies allowed to join the armed forces.
    1924 Australian Aboriginal Progressive Association
    1928 Coniston Massacre involving Police, Church & Uni of Melb.
    1934 Aboriginies Act
    1962 Aboriginies Affairs Act (Aboriginies get the vote)
    1967 Referendum,
    1968 Minister for Indigenous Affairs created
    1969 David Kennedy(lab) first genetically aboriginal elected
    1971 Neville Bonner(lib) first identifying Aboriginal elected
    1972 Tent Embassy
    1975 Racial Discrimination Act
    1976 Aboriginal Land Rights Act
    1985 Ayers Rock/Uluru handed back
    1991 Council for Aboriginal reconciliation
    1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in custody
    1992 Mabo Land rights,
    1997 Bringing them home report
    1998 National Sorry Day
    2004 Redfern & Palm Island riots.
    2008 National Apology & Closing the gap
    2013 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Act
    2017 Uluru Statement from the Heart(The Voice v.1 is rejected by Turnbull govt.).
    2020 Black Lives Matter marches

  14. Thinking about the impending Voice referendum, I wrote a timeline for #Australia government and the #indigineous #Aboriginies
    1788 Colonisation begins
    1825 Mounted Police/Native Police Forces
    1837 Report of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Aboriginal Tribes (British settlements)
    1844 Aboriginal Orphans Act
    1869 Aboriginies Protection Act
    1883 NSW Aboriginal Protection Board founded.
    1901 Federation & White Australia Policy (aboriginies excluded)
    1905 Royal Commission on the condition of the naitives.
    1911 Aboriginies Act
    1917 Aboriginies allowed to join the armed forces.
    1924 Australian Aboriginal Progressive Association
    1928 Coniston Massacre involving Police, Church & Uni of Melb.
    1934 Aboriginies Act
    1962 Aboriginies Affairs Act (Aboriginies get the vote)
    1967 Referendum,
    1968 Minister for Indigenous Affairs created
    1969 David Kennedy(lab) first genetically aboriginal elected
    1971 Neville Bonner(lib) first identifying Aboriginal elected
    1972 Tent Embassy
    1975 Racial Discrimination Act
    1976 Aboriginal Land Rights Act
    1985 Ayers Rock/Uluru handed back
    1991 Council for Aboriginal reconciliation
    1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in custody
    1992 Mabo Land rights,
    1997 Bringing them home report
    1998 National Sorry Day
    2004 Redfern & Palm Island riots.
    2008 National Apology & Closing the gap
    2013 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Act
    2017 Uluru Statement from the Heart(The Voice v.1 is rejected by Turnbull govt.).
    2020 Black Lives Matter marches

  15. Thinking about the impending Voice referendum, I wrote a timeline for #Australia government and the #indigineous #Aboriginies
    1788 Colonisation begins
    1825 Mounted Police/Native Police Forces
    1837 Report of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Aboriginal Tribes (British settlements)
    1844 Aboriginal Orphans Act
    1869 Aboriginies Protection Act
    1883 NSW Aboriginal Protection Board founded.
    1901 Federation & White Australia Policy (aboriginies excluded)
    1905 Royal Commission on the condition of the naitives.
    1911 Aboriginies Act
    1917 Aboriginies allowed to join the armed forces.
    1924 Australian Aboriginal Progressive Association
    1928 Coniston Massacre involving Police, Church & Uni of Melb.
    1934 Aboriginies Act
    1962 Aboriginies Affairs Act (Aboriginies get the vote)
    1967 Referendum,
    1968 Minister for Indigenous Affairs created
    1969 David Kennedy(lab) first genetically aboriginal elected
    1971 Neville Bonner(lib) first identifying Aboriginal elected
    1972 Tent Embassy
    1975 Racial Discrimination Act
    1976 Aboriginal Land Rights Act
    1985 Ayers Rock/Uluru handed back
    1991 Council for Aboriginal reconciliation
    1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in custody
    1992 Mabo Land rights,
    1997 Bringing them home report
    1998 National Sorry Day
    2004 Redfern & Palm Island riots.
    2008 National Apology & Closing the gap
    2013 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Act
    2017 Uluru Statement from the Heart(The Voice v.1 is rejected by Turnbull govt.).
    2020 Black Lives Matter marches

  16. UBC regrets its handling of Turpel-Lafond ancestry concerns | CBC News

    cbc.ca/news/canada/british-col #DEI #indigineous #firstnation Turpel-Lafond may have a challenge finding a job.

  17. UBC regrets its handling of Turpel-Lafond ancestry concerns | CBC News

    cbc.ca/news/canada/british-col #DEI #indigineous #firstnation Turpel-Lafond may have a challenge finding a job.

  18. UBC regrets its handling of Turpel-Lafond ancestry concerns | CBC News

    cbc.ca/news/canada/british-col #DEI #indigineous #firstnation Turpel-Lafond may have a challenge finding a job.

  19. UBC regrets its handling of Turpel-Lafond ancestry concerns | CBC News

    cbc.ca/news/canada/british-col #DEI #indigineous #firstnation Turpel-Lafond may have a challenge finding a job.

  20. UBC regrets its handling of Turpel-Lafond ancestry concerns | CBC News

    cbc.ca/news/canada/british-col Turpel-Lafond may have a challenge finding a job.

  21. Not my photo.

    This is so beautiful

    Dignity is a sculpture on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River near Chamberlain, South Dakota. The 50-foot high stainless steel statue by South Dakota artist laureate Dale Claude Lamphere depicts an Indigenous woman in Plains-style dress receiving a star quilt. According to Lamphere, the sculpture honors the culture of the Lakota and Dakota peoples who are indigenous to South Dakota.
    #Lakota #Dakota #Sioux #Indigineous

  22. Not my photo.

    This is so beautiful

    Dignity is a sculpture on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River near Chamberlain, South Dakota. The 50-foot high stainless steel statue by South Dakota artist laureate Dale Claude Lamphere depicts an Indigenous woman in Plains-style dress receiving a star quilt. According to Lamphere, the sculpture honors the culture of the Lakota and Dakota peoples who are indigenous to South Dakota.
    #Lakota #Dakota #Sioux #Indigineous

  23. Not my photo.

    This is so beautiful

    Dignity is a sculpture on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River near Chamberlain, South Dakota. The 50-foot high stainless steel statue by South Dakota artist laureate Dale Claude Lamphere depicts an Indigenous woman in Plains-style dress receiving a star quilt. According to Lamphere, the sculpture honors the culture of the Lakota and Dakota peoples who are indigenous to South Dakota.
    #Lakota #Dakota #Sioux #Indigineous

  24. Not my photo.

    This is so beautiful

    Dignity is a sculpture on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River near Chamberlain, South Dakota. The 50-foot high stainless steel statue by South Dakota artist laureate Dale Claude Lamphere depicts an Indigenous woman in Plains-style dress receiving a star quilt. According to Lamphere, the sculpture honors the culture of the Lakota and Dakota peoples who are indigenous to South Dakota.
    #Lakota #Dakota #Sioux #Indigineous