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The D4I Tribal Data Repository aims to house data from Indigenous communities to further research that will benefit the Native American participants while protecting the rights of the individuals and respecting sovereignty. Part of @nativebio.bsky.social

Our current funding stream for the D4I Tribal Data Repository project has ended. The last two years have been momentous as our multi-site collaboration has created the first federally funded repository framework and cyberinfrastructure for Indigenous communities by Indigenous teams. (1/4)

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The D4I Tribal Data Repository aims to house data from Indigenous communities to further research that will benefit the Native American and Alaskan Native participants while protecting the rights of t...

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You can find the documents D4I created to facilitate decisions of data governance, guide the build of the data portal, and templates for Tribal Nations/communities to use in data management on our website d4itdr.org/resources (1/2)

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Happy Halloween from D4I! What we find spooky are cracker-thin fry bread that cuts your mouth (ruh-roh), milk for our lactose intolerant Native babies, and unauthorized use of Tribal derived data.

Two weeks ago the D4I team visited the unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples in the Pacific Northwest Coast. Here our team discussed data sovereignty with the Urban Indian Health Institute director, Abigail Echo Hawk. (1/2)

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If you are attending the ASHG Annual Meeting in Boston this year, and you would like to hear about advances in Indigenous digital sovereignty and Tribal Nation-led health research, please sign up for our limited seating engagement on Friday, Oct 17th. Lunch provided: tinyurl.com/5aj9544f

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What is a Common Data Element (CDE)? And why do we care about them? CDEs are a type of health data standard that is commonly used and reused both in clinical and research settings. (1/3)