Indigenous Data Governance – Laying the Groundwork for a Broader Dialogue in the Aftermath of Truth and Reconciliation Committees in Sápmi

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Data Science Journal
Published
23 Oct 2026
Authors
S. Siri, Sara Elle Gaup, Trond Trosterud, S. Moshagen, C. Mienna, Ann Ragnhild Broderstad, et al.

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Context: Open science is gaining ground and aims to build trust and transparency in research through the FAIR principles (Fairness, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability of data). The GIDA-Sápmi network advocates for an ethical and responsible use/reuse of research data and promotes the operationalisation of the CARE principles (Collective Benefit, Authority to Control, Responsibility, and Ethics) to Sámi research data. Rationale: Research data are attached to a context and people, and the open data practice needs to address the social dimensions of data, which the FAIR principles overlook, and the CARE principles address. The first cross-national Sámi Science Week

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