Proper Engagement Protocols for Indigenous People

Project reference: 
7.1: Knowledge and adoption
TitleProper Engagement Protocols for Indigenous People
Publication TypeConference Participation
AuthorsLawrence, M
Conference NameAustralian Society for Limnology Congress 2009
Conference LocationAlice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia
Year of Conference2009
Date of Conference09/2009
Abstract

My name is Marceil Lawrence I am a woman from far North Queensland, my family are traditional owners from the Palmer River one of the Rivers that run off the Mitchell River.  I am a Ku Ku Western Yalangi on my Dad's side and we are from the Family of Kawanji and Minkadji our totem is the night owl and the Grey Kangaroo. I have a Graduate Diploma of Natural Cultural Resource Management which I completed in 2006, from Deakin University. I was employed by TRaCK for close to a year as the Indigenous Co-ordinator. My new position which I had just stepped into for three months is the NAILSMA Indigenous Water Facilitator The paper I am presenting will discuss key issues related to Indigenous engagement in research, including: (1) Why should you engage properly; (2) Trust for Researchers; (3) Creating connections and Maintaining them; (4) Establishing Trust; (5) Being Real and being Honest; (6) Being aware.

Keywords7: Knowledge and Adoption, Default
Conference URLhttp://www.asl.org.au/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
Citation Keytrack814
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