Highlighting Historical Contexts in DEI Narratives

Using Indigenous terms draws attention to historical contexts such as colonization and systemic exclusion that continue to impact Indigenous peoples’ access to tech opportunities. This awareness helps tech communities address root causes of inequity rather than surface-level symptoms.

Using Indigenous terms draws attention to historical contexts such as colonization and systemic exclusion that continue to impact Indigenous peoples’ access to tech opportunities. This awareness helps tech communities address root causes of inequity rather than surface-level symptoms.

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Indigenous Terminology in DEI Contexts

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