Dr. Jill Greendeer and Indigenous Visions Research & Wellness help Indigenous communities reclaim control of their data and stories — while partnering with schools, universities, and healthcare systems to create better, more equitable outcomes through practical, Indigenous-led solutions.
The State of Indigenous Education in Minnesota: A Call for Representation, Narrative Change, & Justice — an Exploratory Research & Evaluation
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Honoring traditional knowledge systems and integrating Indigenous ways of knowing into modern research practices.
Ensuring Indigenous communities maintain stewardship over their sacred data relatives at all stages of research.
Building capacity and empowerment within Indigenous communities to lead their own research, education, and healthcare initiatives.
Our founder, Dr. Jill Greendeer, is dedicated to creating positive change by elevating Indigenous narratives. Through collaborative leadership and authentic partnerships, we work to transform systems, institutions, and practices by honoring Indigenous data sovereignty while being good relatives to all we are connected to.
"We don't just advocate—we educate. We don't just research—we collaborate. We don't just survive—we flourish and inspire."
— Founder, Indigenous Visions
Led by a Ho-Chunk scholar, matriarch, and mother with direct lived experience in Minnesota schools. Dr. Jill Greendeer brings both academic rigor and deep personal understanding.
All revenue from consulting, workshops, and toolkits directly funds community grants, mentorships, and healing projects. Your investment drives real change.
Every partnership is built on Being a Good Relative, self-determination, relational accountability, and truth before reconciliation.
We turn research and truth-telling into real tools, training, and partnerships that drive measurable change. This isn't just about awareness—it's about transformation.
Indigenous data sovereignty is the right of Indigenous peoples to control and govern the collection, ownership, and application of their own data. This principle guides all our work and partnerships.
Indigenous communities maintain ownership and decision-making authority over their data.
Respecting traditional governance structures and cultural protocols in data management.
Ensuring data is used in ways that benefit Indigenous communities and advance their priorities.