Showcasing Indigenous Scholarship: Black Knowing Seminar Series: Research Ethics & Indigenous Knowledge Production

Who benefits from research? This seminar explores the ethical foundations of Indigenous knowledge production, highlighting the importance of working alongside communities, respecting cultural protocols, and ensuring research creates positive outcomes for Indigenous peoples.

About the series

Following on from the success of the inaugural seminar series, the Carumba Institute is proud to host the 2026 Showcasing Indigenous Seminar series. This series, highlight Carumba's 'Black Knowing' agenda through a focus on Indigenous research and knowledge production. The series showcase the impactful work of QUT’s Indigenous Australian HDR alumni, HDR students, and academics, while also extending the platform to external Indigenous Australian Professionals who are committed to community-based research.

About Carumba Institute

Carumba Institute delivers a leading Indigenous research and education environment that advances 'Black Knowing' and centres Indigenous sovereignty and humanity. It leads distinctive teaching that embeds Indigenous perspectives across QUT, drives impactful Indigenous-led research, and supports Higher Degree Research (HDR) students to strengthen Indigenous research capability and leadership. Carumba also fosters strong partnerships with Indigenous communities through collaborative research, events, and knowledge sharing.

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2026 Black Knowing Seminar: Showcasing Indigenous Scholarship in Research Ethics & Indigenous Knowledge Production

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