Indigenous Peoples and research: self-determination in research governance
Stephanie Russo Carroll(University of Arizona), Vanessa Y. Hiratsuka(Meharry Medical College), Māui Hudson(Tea Research Institute), Rebecca Plevel(University of Arizona), Dominique David-Chavez(Colorado State University), Mary Beth Jäger(University of Arizona), Adam Fernandez(University of Arizona), Danielle Hiraldo(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Joseph Yracheta(Missouri Breaks Industries Research (United States)), Ibrahim Garba(University of Arizona), William O. Carson(University of Arizona), Andrew Martinez(University of Arizona), Rogena Sterling(University of Waikato), Caleigh Curley(University of Arizona), Nanibaa’ A. Garrison(University of California, Los Angeles), Felina M. Cordova-Marks(University of Arizona), J. S. Cummins(University of Arizona), Lydia L. Jennings(Dartmouth College)
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