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#indigenousvoices: perspectives from Indigenous peoples
“Indigenous voices” refers to perspectives and expression from Indigenous peoples and communities, which are diverse and rooted in distinct histories and relationships to place. The phrase can suit community-led storytelling, cultural work, and discussion of issues that affect Indigenous communities. Use it with care and respect for who is speaking.
Suggested uses
- Share a community-led cultural project with permission and appropriate context.
- Highlight an Indigenous author, artist, or speaker and their own work.
Example captions
- Community storytelling: Local knowledge shared by community members, in their own words.
- Arts and culture: Celebrating the work of an Indigenous artist, with credit and permission.
Context and cautions
- Do not treat Indigenous peoples as one group or present one voice as representing all.
- Credit speakers and follow community guidance on consent and cultural knowledge.
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What does #InDigenousvoIceS mean?
“Indigenous voices” refers to perspectives and expression from Indigenous peoples and communities, which are diverse and rooted in distinct histories and relationships to place. The phrase can suit community-led storytelling, cultural work, and discussion of issues that affect Indigenous communities. Use it with care and respect for who is speaking.
When should I use #InDigenousvoIceS?
Share a community-led cultural project with permission and appropriate context.
Highlight an Indigenous author, artist, or speaker and their own work.
What captions can I use with #InDigenousvoIceS?
Community storytelling: Local knowledge shared by community members, in their own words.
Arts and culture: Celebrating the work of an Indigenous artist, with credit and permission.
What should I keep in mind when using #InDigenousvoIceS?
Do not treat Indigenous peoples as one group or present one voice as representing all.
Credit speakers and follow community guidance on consent and cultural knowledge.
How do I copy #InDigenousvoIceS and related hashtags?
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What does the search count for #InDigenousvoIceS mean?
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