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Research ethics and integrity at Griffith

The Griffith University Research Ethics Manual provides researchers with specific guidelines on research ethics and advice on human research activities.

Please note that access to "Booklet 30 - Research with É«ÇéÍøÕ¾n Indigenous Peoples" is for Griffith users only via log in on the Griffith Portal.

You can also find out more about human and animal ethics, and research integrity at Griffith via the Office for Research site.

Griffith University Research Ethics Manual

Ethics, integrity and compliance

Other resources

• The Declaration establishes a universal framework of minimum standards for the survival, dignity and well-being of the Indigenous peoples of the world and it elaborates on existing human rights standards and fundamental freedoms as they apply to Indigenous peoples.
• ARC, the NHMRC and UA, jointly developed a series of guidelines on ethical conduct in human research.
• This document contains guidelines for ethical health research on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In accordance with guidance from Aboriginal people, it is written around a framework of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander values and principles.
• This booklet is a resource document for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to refer to when making decisions about health research in their communities.
• The principles in GERAIS are founded on respect for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
• The Roadmap is built on 5 key elements for change and introduces critical pathways to ensure that certain targets are reached by all museums and galleries.  The Roadmap is for museums and galleries sector and all those that interact with it.
• É«ÇéÍøÕ¾ Council for the Arts has produced a range of Protocol guides (Music, Writing, Visual Arts, Media Arts and Performing Arts) for those working with Indigenous artists.
• The CSIRO in collaboration with over 100 Indigenous communities and organisations has produced Guidelines for Indigenous-led approaches to strengthening and sharing Indigenous knowledge for land and sea management.