Public scholarship is part of how I think with communities, students, and collaborators about knowledge, governance, responsibility, and Indigenous futures. Here, I share materials that carry research into public conversation through workshop modules, teaching materials, public programs, and community-facing tools.
This flyer shares the Summer 2026 research circle focused on artificial intelligence, Indigenous data governance, Indigenous knowledge systems, ethics, and Indigenous futures.
The AI²AN Journal Club & Collaborative Research Circle brings people together for reading, reflection, and collaborative research development. The flyer outlines the guiding questions, participant activities, and intended outcomes of the initiative.
Workshop materials
These modules were developed for Tribal community gatherings and talking circle workshops focused on climate science and climate adaptation.
Lefthand-Begay, C., Sanders, M., Sanchez, T., Watkinson, M., Pitt, P., & Grant, J. (2018). Introduction to climate science. In Tribal Community Gatherings and Talking Circle Protocol: A Guidebook for Hosting Community-based Workshops.
Lefthand-Begay, C., Sanders, M., Sanchez, T., Watkinson, M., Pitt, P., & Grant, J. (2018). Introduction to Climate Adaptation. In Tribal Community Gatherings and Talking Circle Protocol: A Guidebook for Hosting Community-based Workshops.