This research uses AI-powered markerless motion capture to preserve Indigenous cultural dances as digital archives. By recording thousands of movement data points, it safeguards intangible cultural heritage for future generations. The work aims to extend this technology globally, ensuring every culture has the tools to preserve its unique traditions.

This research develops an Indigenous-informed video game that teaches environmental stewardship through reciprocal relationships with the land. Drawing on community knowledge and storytelling, the game challenges extractive, colonial approaches common in popular games by making ecological balance, listening, and responsibility essential for survival and success.

This project develops a strategy to improve visibility and engagement for film archives like the TIFF Film Reference Library. By addressing access barriers and promoting community partnerships, it aims to increase public awareness and support. The work highlights the cultural and economic importance of preserving and accessing audiovisual heritage.