Literature Review: Decolonizing Research Ethics Using Indigenous Knowledges
Research involving Indigenous Peoples often results in little or no benefit to the communities involved and, in many instances, is still causing harm. To ensure such research is safe and beneficial to the communities involved, current research practices need to undergo fundamental changes.
To that end, we conducted a literature review and consulted with Indigenous researchers, communities, and Elders to better understand how research on Indigenous communities needs to change. In this blog, we outline what we heard through this process and provide recommendations for conducting research involving and impacting Indigenous Peoples so that it is safe and beneficial.
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By
Homeless Hub
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Published
Jul 12, 2023
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Subject Area
- Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Relations
- Social Connectedness / Social Isolation
- Non-profit / Charitable sector
- Organizational Development
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Audience
- Academics
- Funders
- Government (Politicians, Policy Makers) and Health Authorities
- Service Providers (Non-profits, Community Organizations, Local government)
- Government
- Health Authorities
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Category
- First Nations/Aboriginal Communities
- Research & Evidence
- Research & Reports
- Best Practices
- Evidence-based & emerging practices
- Other Topics
- Organizational development
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