Abstract

The expansion of digital culture has significantly influenced indigenous communities reshaping their traditional ways of life economic structures and cultural expressions. While digital tools offer indigenous groups new platforms for advocacy economic empowerment and education they also present challenges related to cultural erosion identity loss and digital divides. This research paper examines the impact of digital culture on indigenous communities analyzing both its empowering and disruptive effects. Through case studies and sociological theories this study evaluates how indigenous groups navigate the digital landscape adapt to technological changes and preserve their cultural heritage in an increasingly digitalized world.