Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums
Supports Indigenous cultural organizations in the United States
Initiative created by Dr. Trevor Reed to repatriate unethically recorded sacred Hopi songs currently held in Columbia University's Center for Ethnomusicology
Protocols for Native American Archival Materials
Best practices for non-Tribal archives, libraries, and museums, developed by the First Archivist Circle
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Protocols for Libraries, Archives and Information Services
Guide for libraries, archives, and information services to appropriately working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and materials
The American Philosophical Society Protocols for the Treatment of Indigenous Materials
Protocols the American Philosophical Society uses to guide collaboration with indigenous communities whose cultural materials are housed in the APS library.
Vine Deloria Jr.'s "The Right To Know" To-Do List
Deloria's proposed tasks for the federal government's support of Native American archives
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Defines the individual and collective rights of Indigenous peoples worldwide
Mukurtu site curating the cultural materials of eight Native American Tribes held in archives, libraries, and museums across the United States
Southwest Oregon Research Project
Online database collecting scattered archival materials related to the Indigenous peoples of Oregon
Keeping Culture site storing and repatriating Aṉangu cultural materials; software was developed in response to Aṉangu priorities, and access is restricted to Aṉangu peoples.
The Canning Stock Route Project archive preserves and shares Aboriginal cultural heritage. It is also an interdisciplinary collective of Aboriginal artists and cultural enterprises.
Sustaining and protecting Yolŋu cultural knowledge in Northeast Arnhem Land with a living digital cultural archive
Digital space for Indigenous communities to promote and share linguistic and language-learning materials; access may be either public or private
NSLA Culturally Safe Libraries Program
Program ensuring libraries are cultural safe spaces for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, based on the ATISILIRN Protocols
Initiatives furthering Indigenous data sovereignty
Content management system designed for Indigenous communities to manage an share digital cultural heritage
Knowledge management system for combining digital media and cultural knowledge
Traditional Knowledge and biocultural digital markers supporting the management of Indigenous cultural heritage
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