Themes
Future worlds
This theme explores what futures for Indigenous people might look like, and how institutions, structures and systems can be transformed towards a just future.
What a sustainable future might look like for Indigenous people
What future work, housing, home, social life, sovereignty and justice might look like for Indigenous people
The future of global Indigenous networks
Intimacies
This theme explores the complexity of Indigenous life and identity and uses this to understand future possibilities for Indigenous peoples.
Who and what is 'Indigenous' and how might this change in the future?
Relations of care, reciprocity, obligation and responsibility
Indigenous queer identities and cultures
Digital futures
This theme explores the many and varied ways in which Indigenous people use technology and how it is entangled in their lives.
How technology can bring about Indigenous futures
The opportunities in digital life, including for global community, connections, redistributed power
The challenges of digital life, including surveillance, hate speech, violence
Currently tweeting…
Global Acknowledgement of Survivance
The Centre for Global Indigenous Futures brings together Indigenous peoples worldwide to connect with our core business of imagining Indigenous Futures through academic endeavour. Our work acknowledges all Indigenous peoples, our spiritualities, our Laws, our individual and collective struggles, our survivance, and our aspirations and efforts for futures that assures our active presence in a thriving global Indigenous community. We respect and honour our respective ancestors and the Elders who continue to guide us.
