Guidelines and principles for pre-ethical approaches to Indigenous Australian research
Barrett, E., Martin, B., Koolmatrie, J., Dank, D., Swan, D., Creed, C., Stephens, M., Matthews, A., Webb, B., Solomon, L., Gilson, D and Toby, D. 2016, Guidelines and principles for pre-ethical approaches to Indigenous Australian research, in 2016: Proceedings of the Art Ethics and Indigeneity Symposium, [University of Melbourne], [Melbourne, Vic.], pp. 1-3.
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Guidelines and principles for pre-ethical approaches to Indigenous Australian research
In concert with AIATSIS’ Guidelines for Ethical Research in Australian Indigenous Studies 2012, these guidelines articulate the need for the researcher to position their own research from the outset, before any research takes place. The rationale of these guidelines are to protect the rights for Indigenous peoples whilst building a strong relational connection with participants of the research. Pre-‐ethic guidelines are necessary in order to bring to the foreground Indigenous knowledges and relationships premised on the needs, rights and aspirations of Indigenous peoples, communities and entities.
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169901 Gender Specific Studies
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950302 Conserving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage
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