Tag: technology

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They Called It Progress Before: Artificial Intelligence, Extraction, and the Future of Indian Country

Artificial intelligence is often hailed as the next great technological revolution, but Indian Country must examine what lies beneath that promise. From data centers and water use to cultural knowledge and data sovereignty, AI raises urgent questions about extraction and governance, and about whether tribes or outside corporations will define the future.

Indigenous business visibility through the Nativepreneurs app, a platform for discovering Indigenous-owned businesses.

Visibility as Power: Reframing Indigenous Economies Through the Nativepreneurs App

Nativepreneurs asks what it truly means to make things better. In Indian Country, improvement is inseparable from sovereignty, visibility, and values. The Nativepreneurs App responds by treating digital infrastructure as power, making Indigenous-owned businesses searchable, legible, and respected, while aligning economic participation with cultural continuity, community accountability, and self-determined futures collectively.

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Connecting 574 Indigenous Communities and More in One App

TeePee is a digital directory where every Native American tribe in the United States is available at your fingertips. You can easily access information on the currently federally recognized tribal communities, tribes, bands, nations, pueblos, rancherias, and Native villages located in the United States.