Mapping Indigenous Histories

Mapping Indigenous Histories involves documenting and visualizing the historical experiences and cultural landscapes of Indigenous peoples. This process uses maps and digital tools to highlight significant events, traditional land use, and oral histories, making visible the impact of colonization and ongoing resilience. By engaging with Indigenous communities, this mapping helps to preserve knowledge and promote understanding of their histories, rights, and contributions. It fosters respect for Indigenous narratives and creates a platform for dialogue about land, identity, and sovereignty in contemporary society.