How do we center Indigenous knowledges in research? It begins with strong support from institutions, leadership in higher education, colleagues, and other researchers. We must ensure the visibility of Indigenous languages and perspectives in publications, grant applications, and conference materials. Each of us has a vital role in driving change by translating academic language, decolonizing citing conventions, and engaging in critical self-reflection. This includes examining our biases, being mindful not to dominate discussions as non-Indigenous scholars, and actively learning from Indigenous scholars. Together, we can cultivate a research environment that honors, respects, and integrates Indigenous knowledges authentically.