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ACSPRI 2024

Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Inc. conference, Sydney, 28-29 Nov. 2024

Snurb — Thursday 28 November 2024 08:51

Fundamental Principles for Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Politics | Government | 'Big Data' | ACSPRI 2024 |

From the AANZCA conference in Melbourne of the last few days I’ve moved on to the ACSPRI 2024 conference in Sydney for the rest of the week, which starts with a keynote by Maggie Walter, on methodologies for Indigenous statistics and quantitative research. Maggie is a Palawa woman from Tasmania. Data and population statistics have changed dramatically over the past decade or more; conventionally, Australian Indigenous people have been presented merely as average statistics that show what Maggie calls the Statistical Indigene: documenting prolonged disadvantage and inequality.

This is the case because these are the things we have data about …

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