… Many of the Indigenous community ethical protocols analyzed in this review state that
they are aiming to remedy the shortcomings and harms experienced in research in the past (…

… Here the ethical issues … in our communities. The impact of Australian colonialism has been
to stunt the development of the intellectual and symbolic capital of indigenous communities. It …

… Indigenous communities is a decolonizing ethic and action. To deny respectful and sincere
involvement with members of an Indigenous community … to the Indigenous community (Smith, …

… to assist in developing ethical codes for the conduct of research within the Aboriginal
community or with external partners. It places the discussion of research ethics in the context of …

… A third meaning of indigeneity entails notions of cosmology, ceremony and the sacred,
which relate Indigenous communities to potent spiritual persons and powers, and express …

… costs borne by Indigenous communities and the limited … by ethical abuses and mistrust of
research, tribal sovereignty, cultural and historical uniqueness, and diversity across Indigenous …

… Background: Given the history of unethical research in Indigenous communities, there is
often apprehension among Indigenous communities toward research carried out by non-…

… results of investigations carried out in Indigenous communities and did not present the
viewpoint of Indigenous communities or Indigenous participants. Studies focusing on organ …

… While no published manuscripts have described the D&I of this study across indigenous
communities, its wide dissemination is evidence of its successful translation into practice. …

… This acknowledgement category is represented by two interconnected ethical principles
that drive the practice and use of psychedelic medicines within Indigenous communities. …