A foundational practical resource on Indigenous agency, reciprocity, benefit, impact and ongoing research governance.

Dedicated to management and organization scholarship, researcher development and collaborative networks.

Translates Indigenous governance knowledge into practical resources for organizations, practitioners and communities.

Connections to Glistening Waters - exploring Indigenous connections to land and the impacts of alienation, confiscation and pollution.

Shows why place- and people-grounded methodologies should not be collapsed into a generic Indigenous research toolkit.

A strong model for participatory knowledge translation and for demonstrating how Indigenous-led research can influence practice and policy.

An evolving regional platform connecting community leadership, research and policy across Melanesia.

Helps emerging researchers understand that Pacific research approaches require their own grounding and protocols.

Demonstrates what a mature Indigenous research ecosystem can look like across publications, students, community engagement and knowledge mobilization.

In the middle of the 19th century a printing press was set up on the island of Rarotonga. At some point, it was taken over by the local people who produced a series of Pepa.

Tahito: Indigenous ethical investment

How does the Treaty of Waitangi help establish the Māori economy?

A student-friendly entry point to foundational Indigenous methodologies, including Kaupapa Māori and key authors such as Smith, Wilson, Kovach and Chilisa.