Kim's primary research involves examining contemporary indigenous alliances primarily in Australia but with comparative analysis globally. She has worked in Tennant Creek, N.T. Australia over the last decade with Warumungu community members on several collaborative projects including: a community history book, DVD, website and most recently a community digital archive. Kim is currently involved in research exploring the overlap of indigenous cultural heritage work, intellectual property rights and the use of digital technologies in and by indigenous communities to virtually repatriate cultural property. Her publications and more information about her projects can be found at her blog, Long Road at www.kimberlychristen.com.