Peer-Led Learning Circles

Implementing peer-led learning circles where Indigenous women share terminology and cultural insights encourages grassroots knowledge exchange. These circles create safe spaces for discussion, corrections, and contextual learning, fostering authentic adoption and normalization of Indigenous language within tech networks.

Implementing peer-led learning circles where Indigenous women share terminology and cultural insights encourages grassroots knowledge exchange. These circles create safe spaces for discussion, corrections, and contextual learning, fostering authentic adoption and normalization of Indigenous language within tech networks.

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Indigenous Terminology in DEI Contexts

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