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Data Sovereignty - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Data about Individuals: Administrative, health, legal, social, commercial, and corporate records
      - Data about Collectives: Traditional knowledge systems, languages, ancestral histories, and clan knowledges
      - Data about Non-Human Relations: Sacred ecosystems, land, water, geology, air, soil, plants, and animals
- - - - Protocol Labels: Outline traditional protocols, seasonal restrictions, or gender-specific considerations
      - Permission Labels: Detail approved activities and acceptable future uses
      - Provenance Labels: Identify primary cultural authority and community origin (e.g., TK Attribution)
- - - - Authority to Control (A): Empowers tribal bodies to recognize collective rights, control research policies, and determine how their communities and resources are represented in data
      - Responsibility (R): Requires data stewards to build positive relationships, support local data literacy and workforce capacity, and ground data in Indigenous languages and worldviews
      - Collective Benefit (C): Data ecosystems must enable Indigenous Peoples to derive direct benefit for inclusive development, improved governance, and equitable outcomes
      - Ethics (E): Prioritizes Indigenous well-being across all lifecycle stages, ensuring data does not stigmatize or frame communities in terms of deficit