Tarrn Doon Nonin Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Ethics Project Award

    Prize

    Description

    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Ethics Project Award

    The Lowitja Institute is committed to undertaking research in ways that are culturally safe and ethically acceptable for everyone who is involved – research participants, communities/organisations and other interested community members, as well as the research team. Ethical research in this sector involves Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities influencing what, why, how and when research is done, as well as how it is used.

    Tarrn doon nonin is the Woiwurrung language term for 'trust'

    The Lowitja Institute is proud to offer the Tarrn doon nonin Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Ethics Project Award, inaugurated in 2015. The award recognises and upholds respectful ethical practice in relation to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research.
    Awarded date20 Jun 2019
    Degree of recognitionNational
    Granting OrganisationsThe Lowitja Institute (CRC for Aboriginal Health)

    Awarded at event

    Event titleThe Lowijta Institute International Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Conference
    LocationConvention Centre, Darwin, AustraliaShow on map
    Period17 Jun 2019 → 20 Jun 2019

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