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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2025 · 1H 7M

Data Kinship/ Pattern Thinking (Indigenous Systems Thinking)

from Relational Science · host WN. Flores and Sierra Hicks

The Data Kinship series continues! In this episode, Nkwi and Sierra apply Indigenous autoethnography by beginning with a reflexive discussion about their positionality, intentionality, and the tension of integrity (potentiality). They then delve into what it means to learn from Indigenous Peoples' systems thinking (pattern thinking) and glean some insights into Indigenous systems thinking without “cherry picking” to fit your own paradigms. How do you know you have the right story? Find out by giving this episode a listen! Follow us and not miss out on our next episode with a VERY special guest. We’re also happy to announce that we’ll be extending the series with special conversations around all things DATA. More soon to come.

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