Sentence examples for indigenous perspective from inspiring English sources

Approaching research from an Indigenous perspective will be encouraged throughout.

"The indigenous perspective works in layers, which is a very different way of conceiving space".

From an Indigenous perspective, perhaps the most conflicting aspect of the series is that it was made by some of our own: Aboriginal-led company Blackfella Films.

From an indigenous perspective, previous events indicated that negotiation could provide a tribe with some degree of enduring legal and property rights.

But we are not used to seeing this sort of thing lock-and-loaded on Australian television; certainly not from an Indigenous perspective.

Broome-based dance company Marrugeku has devised a new work called Cut the Sky, premiering at Perth festival on Friday, which draws on these stories and seeks to give an Indigenous perspective on climate change.

The review suggests that we need to be careful to "balance" Indigenous perspectives in the Australian students' curriculum.

Indigenous perspectives should be seen across the school, in the administration, on the buildings and reflected in the students.

Planning processes tend to assume Indigenous water interests are 'just cultural' and thereby limit Indigenous perspectives and knowledge contributions.

A potentially awkward future thus looms amid growing national desires to incorporate greater indigenous perspectives into Canadian government and culture.

Rather than searching for lessons from overseas, an exercise that risks robbing Native Americans of their agency in indigenous development, perhaps the key is to privilege indigenous perspectives.