The Indigenous commons refers to lands, resources, and cultural traditions that are collectively owned and implemented by Indigenous communities. Such practices are rooted in traditional Indigenous ways of living with the natural environment, which emphasize communal stewardship, sustainability, and respect for the natural world. We welcome submissions on various topics related to the commons and Indigeneity, including traditional human-environment relationships, ancestral ecological knowledge, sacred spaces, geopolitical processes, and political alliances among Indigenous Peoples, as well as multi-stakeholder processes. Submissions that explore the impacts of these topics on Indigenous peoples, their sovereignty, and self-determination are also welcome, as are those that examine different ontological views on the commons and the institutions Indigenous communities have created for its management, both past and present. Program Committee sub-theme members: Deborah Delgado Pugley, Juan Pablo Sarmiento, Elke Kelner