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"Indigenous methodologies" as a book category refers to works that describe, practice, and theorize research approaches grounded in Indigenous worldviews, knowledges, and relational ethics. These books foreground Indigenous epistemologies and protocols—such as oral histories, storytelling, ceremony, reciprocity, community-led inquiry, and respect for land and kinship—while critiquing and decolonizing dominant Western research paradigms. They often combine theoretical discussion with practical guidance on collaborative, permission-based, and sovereignty-centered methods across fields like education, health, environmental studies, and governance. Authored by or in partnership with Indigenous scholars and community knowledge-holders, titles in this category emphasize collective responsibility, cultural continuity, and the transformation of research practice to support Indigenous self-determination and well-being.

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