Indigenous reciprocity refers to a cultural and relational practice (K’e’) found in many Indigenous communities worldwide. It involves the mutual exchange of goods, services, knowledge, and support within community or between different communities. Reciprocity goes beyond a simple transactional exchange; it is deeply embedded in the values and traditions of Indigenous cultures. It often emphasizes a sense of interconnectedness, responsibility, and balance in relationships, acknowledging that giving and receiving are interconnected aspects of community life. Indigenous reciprocity reflects a holistic worldview that extends to the environment, relationships, and the well-being of the community.