Work and collaboration
Bring a question, a difficult workflow, or a project that needs to last. We connect research, design, and implementation around the work and the people responsible for it.
Work together
These are possible forms of work. We agree the question, scope, outputs, and responsibilities together before an engagement begins.
Understand
Examine evidence, categories, and assumptions with researchers, archives, cultural organizations, and communities. The work spans art and philosophy, Indigenous futurism, provenance, and the ways institutions make meaning.
What does the evidence show, and what do its categories leave out?
Design
Work through who can decide, what context must remain attached, and how an interface or workflow should express those responsibilities. Indigenous data and community-controlled infrastructure begin from the authority of the Nations and communities concerned.
Who can decide, and what must a workflow preserve?
Build & carry forward
Turn a defined need into software and a workable local process. Support setup, integration, documentation, and training so the people carrying the work can maintain it after a handoff.
What needs to work, and who will maintain it?
Grant development
Research opportunities and develop draft material around the applicant’s own project. The applicant controls every fact, representation, approval, signature, and submission. Scope and availability are discussed directly.
Discuss grant-development support (email)Research informs the practice
Our current product work begins with repatriation. The wider practice includes archives, art and philosophy, Indigenous futurism, governance, and the design of public-interest systems.
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Bring a question, a system that needs attention, or a project you want to carry forward.
