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Specializations

  • Applied Anthropology
  • Salish language (teaching, linguistics, documentation, revitalization)
  • Public Health, specifically Indigenous health and well-being

Research Areas

Biography

Dr. Brown is a postdoctoral scholar in the University of Washington Information School. His work focuses on assisting with a project to improve Indigenous research and data archiving, integrate data sovereignty and CARE principles into practice, and develop operational frameworks and resources to support stewardship and access. More specifically, he is helping develop and conduct research on practical and technical solutions for integrating CARE into professional practice and infrastructure, including outreach, methods development and analysis. Additionally, Brown contributes to the development of collaborative curation applications that advance metadata, documentation, and controls; leads translational work to develop operational frameworks and guidelines; facilitates active engagement with scholars, Indigenous community members, and other collaborators, and; writes, publishes and presents research findings in academic and public forums.

Education

  • Ph D, Cultural Heritage and Applied Anthropology, University of Montana, 2023
  • Masters in Public Health, Community Health and Prevention Sciences, University of Montana, 2021
  • Master of Public Administration, Politics of Languages, University of Montana, 2003
  • Certification, Teaching English as a Second Language, University of Montana, 2001
  • BA, Native American Studies, University of Montana, 2001
  • Special Certification Program, Salish Cultural Leadership, Salish Kootenai College, 1999

Presentations

  • Communication Strategies and Tactics for Crafting and Sharing Compelling Chronicles to Mobilize Diverse Audiences to Support Indigenous Communities. (2025)
    International Arctic Science Summit Week - Boulder, CO
  • Northern Indigenous Peoples Collaborate to Co-create Interactive Web-based Atlases and Engaging Processes for Sharing Stories, Placenames, History, and Science. (2025)
    International Arctic Science Summit Week - Boulder, CO