Indigenous Knowledge Research Publications – Old Ways, New
This collection of research publications from Old Ways, New explores Indigenous knowledge systems and how they inform modern technologies, design, governance and cultural practice. The work highlights Indigenous perspectives on artificial intelligence, patterns of knowledge, equity, inclusion and deep connections to Country. The resource brings together reports, papers, chapters and research outputs that centre Indigenous expertise and guide ethical engagement with complex systems.
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The Research Publications page offers a curated set of academic and practice-based outputs that highlight how Indigenous knowledge systems shape contemporary research and technology.
Key features include:
- International AI Safety Report - AI standards and Indigenous insights.
- Towards Real Diversity and Gender Equality in AI - publication on inclusion.
- A Blueprint for Equity and Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence - global perspectives.
- Australia’s National Science and Research Priorities - evidence on research directions.
- Research outputs such as Performing Climates, Indigenous Protocols for AI, and work on pattern thinking and digital practice.
The collection supports researchers, practitioners and policy makers to engage with Indigenous research and cultural practice. It emphasises Indigenous leadership in shaping systems, technology and future-focused thought.
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