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Research integrity

Research Integrity Advisors

Our Research Integrity Advisors provide confidential advice. They are experienced, culturally informed practitioners who can offer a safe and supportive space to raise concerns, ask questions, and yarn about what’s happening.  There are there to provide support, not to investigate.

Our Research Integrity Advisors can help you work out:

  • whether your concern relates to a potential breach of the Australia Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research, the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Code, or our Knowledge and Research Policy Statement or Governance Framework
  • other pathways if the concern sits outside the scope of this procedure
  • what options are available if you would like to make a research complaint.

Consulting a Research Integrity Advisor

Research Integrity Advisors are located across the IUIH Network to ensure independence from individual research projects and teams. If you have a question or worries about how research is being done, we encourage you to reach out to a Research Integrity Advisor early.  A yarn can often sort things out before they become bigger issues. You can get in touch with any of our Research Integrity Advisors:

Research Integrity Advisors
  • Alison Nelson
  • Renee Brown
  • Manjula Dissanayake
  • Renee Blackman
  • Jarryd Aleckson
  • Jonathan Leitch
  • Kristie Watego
  • Richard Mills
  • Danielle Butler
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Let’s start a yarn to discuss any questions or worries you may have about how research is being done at IUIH.
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