Promoting Intersectionality as a Dynamic and Contextual Process

Indigenous frameworks often view identity and marginalization as fluid and context-specific rather than fixed categories. This perspective encourages tech inclusion strategies that are adaptable across different cultural settings and responsive to ongoing social changes worldwide.

Indigenous frameworks often view identity and marginalization as fluid and context-specific rather than fixed categories. This perspective encourages tech inclusion strategies that are adaptable across different cultural settings and responsive to ongoing social changes worldwide.

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