Research Ethics and Indigenous Peoples 101 (Speaker: Linda Tuhiwai Smith

Posted by Dr Gary Allen in Human Research Ethics on May 9, 2021
Keywords: Beneficence, Culture, First People, Good practice, Justice, Protection for participants, Respect for persons

The Linked Original Item was Posted On February, 17 2020

This powerful 5:30 YouTube video provides a 101 introduction to topics about and with Indigenous peoples. Respectful consultation is not sufficient. Genuine engagement from the earliest stages of the conception of a project, a commitment to data sovereignty, respectful handling of traditional knowledge and a passionate commitment to the flow of benefits are essential. Anything less is unacceptable.

Linda is from NZ – although lots of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people use her theories it isn’t explicitly about Indigenous peoples as opposed to being limited to Australia’s Indigenous population.

Research Ethics and Indigenous Peoples 101 | Linda Tuhiwai Smith

An archaeology society hosted a talk against returning Indigenous remains. Some want a new society – Science (Lizzie Wade | April 2021)

(US) Land seizures, ‘unethical’ research: University of Minnesota confronts troubled history with tribal nations – StarTribune (Ryan Faircloth | April 2021)

(US) Informed Consent in the U.S. Indigenous Peoples Context: A Systematic Literature Review (Papers: Tasha Gross & Clarita Lefthand-Begay | February 2021)

Principles of Māori & Indigenous research ethics (An annotated bibliography by Dr Lily George)

Indigenous intellectual property – YouTube (Terri Janke | March 2019)

I came into the research world because what I was reading didn’t tell the story of our people – The Guardian (Michelle Bovill for IndigenousX | November 2020)

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