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We believe that knowledge sharing is the only way indigenous peoples can have a say in their own political futures: whether it is about environmental rights, land rights or propagation of their cultures.
Our databases on indigenous populations are intended for researchers and students to work with. We try to be as inclusive as possible in order to shed the light on the cultural representations of populations in different parts of the world. So far, we have uploaded a North East Indian database and the African database on indigenous peoples.
Our report analyzes the disparities in private healthcare in Northeast India, emphasizing the urgent need for increased investments in healthcare infrastructure to enhance accessibility. The study takes a closer look at India's healthcare system, specifically focusing on maternal and child healthcare practices in Assam.
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Explore Assam's rich medicinal plant knowledge with over 500 species in a dataset. Indigenous tribes use plants for traditional healthcare, addressing diverse illnesses. Urgent need to document before heritage disappears.
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This study investigates AI's portrayal of indigenous cultures and ethnicity, revealing limited diversity. It emphasizes the necessity of integrating new datasets to improve representation, with implications for education and policy.
Indigenous rights remain unprotected globally as constitutional promises falter and institutional support fails, deepening inequality and neglect.
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Our indigenous forests host the fastest-growing trees, and bamboo, as a sustainable building material, must be scaled through science-backed, nature-based solutions for construction.
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A Comprehensive Study of Political Participation Trends Among Tribal Populations
Bringing the world's first open indigenous peoples culture, knowledge and
opinion platform
What better way to engage with the youth than through social media? We actively collaborate with indigenous artists, photographers, explorers and visionaries.
On Indigeneous Peoples Day (August 9th 2021), we at the Indegenous are releasing the first ever dataset compiling tribal information such as demographics, languages, food habits and more.
All for free! We believe knowledge should be easy to find and free for all.
This dataset has been compiled 100% by indigenous researchers from North East India. Full documentation about how to read the dataset, a discussion about sources and our approach can be found here.
Represent your tribe to the Indegenous Community. Become a point of contact in your school or university to advocate for indigenous issues. The Indegenous Ambassador Program is a platform for students who are passionate about indigenous issues to start and run an active club in their school or university. If you are a leader with a keen interest in starting and building a community of curiousity and activism in your school or university, join us.