Research on native nations focuses on studying the history, culture, governance, and experiences of Indigenous peoples and their communities. This research area explores topics such as traditional knowledge, spirituality, language preservation, sovereignty, land rights, social justice, and activism within native nations. Researchers in this field often work collaboratively with Indigenous communities to ensure that their perspectives and voices are represented and respected in research projects. By centering Indigenous knowledge systems and cultural practices, research on native nations aims to challenge dominant narratives and contribute to the empowerment and self-determination of Indigenous peoples.