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Yarning with NICCAS - Respectful Approaches to Understanding Indigenous Data and Research

Thu, 08 Oct

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Online Interactive Seminar

How organisations collect, use, interpret, and report Indigenous data matters. Ethical research and meaningful evaluation require more than compliance, they require partnership, respect, and community-led approaches.

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Yarning with NICCAS - Respectful Approaches to Understanding Indigenous Data and Research
Yarning with NICCAS - Respectful Approaches to Understanding Indigenous Data and Research

Time & Location

08 Oct 2026, 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Online Interactive Seminar

About the event

Respectful Research Begins with Respectful Data.


Join our upcoming LIVE Interactive Online SeminarRespectful Approaches to Understanding Indigenous Data and Research.

 

Ideal for researchers, evaluators, policy makers, government, health, education, universities, and community organisations, this practical seminar will explore:

✅ Indigenous Data Sovereignty—understand the importance of community ownership, consent, research ethics, cultural intellectual property, and community control when collecting, managing, and sharing Indigenous data. Learn why these principles are becoming essential across research, health, and academic settings.

✅ Monitoring and Evaluation—explore different approaches to monitoring and evaluation, including process, outcome, and economic evaluations, along with practical methods for measuring progress and determining appropriate monitoring frequency.


Tickets

  • General Admission

    This ticket entitles the bearer to attend the Yarning with NICCAS - From Cultural Awareness to Cultural Capability Online Interactive Seminar

    $120.00

    GST included

    +$3.00 ticket service fee

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Acknowledgement of Country

NICCAS Cultural Infusion Services pays respect to the Traditional Custodians and their Elders, past, present and emerging, who have been the caretakers of the many First Nations Countries we are privileged to live and work.

 

We recognise that all the traditional First Nation Countries have their own Dreaming, and as the keepers of the cultural knowledge, respect the leadership role Traditional Custodians play in preserving, protecting and passing on this knowledge to their children, whereby, emphasising the importance of maintaining the culturally inherited connections to the land and the cultural obligations of being a Traditional Custodian.

 

NICCAS Cultural Infusion Services is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations. We pay respect to their Elders, past, present and future and acknowledge the presence of their people’s fighting spirit embedded across these lands.

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