Resources
Sharing capacity for rights-based collaborations and institutional accountability
Below is a list of resources and offerings related to ethical and rights-based collaborations in environmental research and practice. All of these resources were crafted and strengthened in collaboration with community leaders and diverse networks, including the Indigenous Lands & Data Stewards Lab, the IndigeLab Network, Rising Voices, Changing Coasts, Mountain Sentinels, Trees, Water, and People, the Collaboratory for Indigenous Data Governance, and more.
See more examples of research contributions via my ResearchGate linked below.
Resource bundles
Indigenous Data Sovereignty & Governance Resource Bundle
Tamara Layden and the Indigenous Lands & Data Stewards Lab collaborators
Indigenous Data Sovereignty & Ethics Resource Hub
Tamara Layden and the Indigenous Lands & Data Stewards Lab collaborators
Funding and research governance for working with community partners
Tamara Layden and IndigeLab Network collaborators
Setting healthy boundaries for our time and energy
Tamara Layden and IndigeLab Network collaborators
Web articles
Beginning at the beginning: Unburdening & healing our histories
Tamara Layden and the Indigenous Lands & Data Stewards Lab collaborators
Understanding roles and positionality in Indigenous science & education
Tamara Layden and the Indigenous Lands & Data Stewards Lab collaborators
Debunking myths and missteps: Settler-colonial mythologies v. Indigenous realities
Tamara Layden and the Indigenous Lands & Data Stewards Lab collaborators
Language matters: Building respectful, culturally responsive writing and communication practices
Tamara Layden and the Indigenous Lands & Data Stewards Lab collaborators
Co-creating ethical space for convergence science research & Indigenous data governance
Tamara Layden and Mountain Sentinels collaborators
Publications
Confronting colonial history: toward healing, just, and equitable Indigenous conservation futures
Tamara Layden and collaborators
Shifting Power in Practice: Implementing Relational Research and Evaluation in Conservation Science
Tamara Layden and collaborators
Media coverage
People the Planet Needs Now: Voices for Justice, Science, and a Future of Promise
Tamara Layden featured in book by Dudley Edmondson
Ecology M.S. student Tamara Layden advancing education with interpersonal to institutional change
Tamara featured in SOURCE article
Involving the Next Generation in Forest Conservation
Tamara Layden’s PhD project featured by Trees, Water, & People
Hukuri Creative Consulting 