His current research centers processes of Indigenous urbanization in the Northern Territory, drawing on ethnography, collaborative media production, and archival research to better understand new forms of Indigenous urban life and related forms of policing and spatial segregation this has entailed. This ongoing work foregrounds the place of mobile media and infrastructure in the Aboriginal negotiation of cities and analyzes the reconfiguration of Indigenous sovereign claim that such urbanization has entailed. Fisher also pursues ethnographic video, photography, and sound production as a focus of his teaching and also as research methods and representational practices in the context of his fieldwork.