Community-Led Co-Design Models

Collaborative models that prioritize community leadership, such as community-led co-design, promote authentic use of Indigenous terminology by ensuring Indigenous women in tech have decision-making power. These models involve Indigenous experts and knowledge keepers from the outset to guide the integration of language in a way that respects cultural protocols and linguistic accuracy.

Collaborative models that prioritize community leadership, such as community-led co-design, promote authentic use of Indigenous terminology by ensuring Indigenous women in tech have decision-making power. These models involve Indigenous experts and knowledge keepers from the outset to guide the integration of language in a way that respects cultural protocols and linguistic accuracy.

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