Respectful research: Evidenced based steps to successfully working with Indigenous communities
RIS ID
101197
Abstract
It is an absolute privilege to conduct research in partnership with Indigenous people. That privilege carries significant responsibility to give and not just take. Good research is designed, from the outset, to ensure that the time and precious knowledge volunteered by Indigenous participants serves to create positive outcomes for their communities. Having worked and lived in Indigenous communities in Canada and Australia for nearly two decades, I have learned a great deal about how to conduct research that generates reciprocal benefits. It requires a clear focus on how research is conducted.
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Publication Details
Eady, M. J. (2015). Respectful research: Evidenced based steps to successfully working with Indigenous communities. In A. N. M. Wahid & C. R. Amaro (Eds.), Proceedings of the Australasian Conference on Business and Social Sciences 2015, Sydney (pp. 581-590). Australian Academy of Business and Social Sciences.