FUNAI Journal of Science and Technology

About this journal

The FUNAI Journal of Science and Technology, published by the National Foundation of Indigenous Peoples (FUNAI) in Brazil, serves as a platform for disseminating cutting-edge research and innovative practices related to the advancement of science and technology within Indigenous communities. The journal's scope encompasses a diverse range of topics, including traditional knowledge systems, environmental sustainability, health and well-being, education, and the development of indigenous-led technological solutions.

Key themes that permeate the journal's content include the preservation and revitalization of Indigenous cultural heritage, the integration of traditional knowledge with modern scientific methodologies, and the empowerment of Indigenous communities through access to and control over technology. The journal prioritizes research that is relevant to the specific needs and priorities of Indigenous communities, fostering dialogue and collaboration between researchers, Indigenous knowledge holders, and policymakers.

The FUNAI Journal of Science and Technology targets a broad audience, including Indigenous scholars and researchers, scientists from diverse disciplines, government officials, educators, and individuals interested in the intersection of Indigenous knowledge and technological development. The journal aims to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application by showcasing innovative projects, community-based initiatives, and policy recommendations that promote sustainable development and self-determination for Indigenous peoples.

The journal's impact extends beyond the dissemination of research findings. By providing a platform for Indigenous voices and perspectives, it contributes to the recognition and valorization of Indigenous knowledge systems. The publication fosters a collaborative environment, connecting researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to advance knowledge, promote ethical innovation, and contribute to the well-being and empowerment of Indigenous communities in Brazil and beyond.