Although Australia's population is concentrated in major urban centres along its coastal
fringe, its less populous rural communities are important to society and the economy …

This paper examines peer-reviewed publications studying the use of social media by
Indigenous peoples in relation to the digital divide. Within the rubric of digital divide …

Abstract Background Indigenous Peoples in Canada have survived hundreds of years of
colonization and systematic exploitation, including actions carried out in the pursuit of …

This paper examines how and why activist groups representing marginalized communities
of color are increasingly engaging in communications technology policy issues, particularly …

The term “Indigenous communities in Canada” refers to First Nations, Inuit and Métis
communities. There is no pan-‐Canadian Indigenous reality or situation. According to …

With renewed interest for research involving Indigenous peoples, nations, and communities
following the height of the Idle No More movement and, more recently, the release of the …

Research undertaken by outsiders into issues of concern to Aboriginal communities
frequently ignores community culture and the knowledge embedded within Aboriginal …

Indigenous communities are increasingly adopting technology to create digital opportunities
for members and enhance engagement and governance. One recent trend in the adoption …

This chapter attempts to understand the relationship between the adoption of mobile phones
by the major Indigenous groups and number of other variables. The term Indigenous …

Governments globally are committed to closing the gap between citizens who are digitally
engaged and those who are not. Digital inclusion is a government policy response aimed at …