ENRICH: Equity for Indigenous Research and Innovation Coordinating Hub
Enriching practices. Enriching policies. Enriching people.
ENRICH supports the development of Indigenous based protocols, Indigenous centered standard setting mechanisms, and machine-focused technology that inform policy, transform institutional and research practices, and reform relationships between Indigenous communities and wider society.
ENRICH integrates four disciplines – Indigenous Rights, Law, Policy, and Data Science.
ENRICH Global Chairs
Assistant Professor Krystal Tsosie (Arizona State University) and Assistant Professor Keolu Fox (University of California San Diego) are the 2022-2023 ENRICH Global Chairs. Previous Chairs were Professor Maggie Walter (University of Tasmania) and Assistant Professor Stephanie Russo Carroll (University of Arizona).
Local Contexts
This international system supports Indigenous communities in the management of intellectual and cultural property. It includes the Traditional Knowledge and Biocultural Labels and Notices.
Our Vision
Remembering the Past. Enriching the Future.
Our outputs.
Indigenous Data Rights, Privacy, Digital Ethics, Digital Strategies, & Capacity Building.
Our outcomes.
Informing Policy, Transforming Institutional Practice, & Reforming Community Control.
Our Impact.
Indigenous Control of Indigenous Data, Enhancing Indigenous Self-Determination, & Participation in our Digital Future.
