Deadline: 3-Oct-22
The Indigenous Knowledge Institute (IKI) invites proposals for the Community Engagement Grants to support academics with a new research idea to test, explore, and develop it in partnership with members of Indigenous communities.
The Community Engagement Grants will be awarded to researchers/research teams who are building equitable partnerships with Indigenous communities at a grassroots level.
The funding will enable the researcher to develop interdisciplinary and community-engaged networks within and external to the University. The scheme aims to support research ideas that may lead to a proposal for future rounds of the IKI’s Seed Funding program.
The Indigenous Knowledge Institute (IKI) aims to advance research and engagement in Indigenous knowledge systems. The IKI is one of the Melbourne Interdisciplinary Research Institutes aiming to promote research linkages and collaboration across the University and play a lead role in articulating University research to external audiences.
Funding Information
Researchers from all disciplines across the University of Melbourne are eligible to apply for projects up to a maximum of $3,000.
Eligibility Criteria
Researchers from all disciplines across the University of Melbourne are eligible to apply.
Criteria
- The Indigenous Knowledge Institute (IKI) is an interdisciplinary research institute at the University of Melbourne.
- IKI aims to advance research into Indigenous knowledge and supports innovative interdisciplinary research activity in this field.
- IKI receives funding through the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research).
- IKI Community Engagement funding is administered in accordance with these Terms and Conditions. IKI staff will provide appropriate guidance, support, and assistance to researchers to facilitate the successful completion of projects.
- All named participants, including all Chief Investigators, Research Associates, Research Assistants, Partner Investigators, and Partner Organisations must disclose to IKI any real, potential, or perceived conflicts of interest in relation to the project.
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All Chief Investigators, Research Associates, and Research Assistants named on the project will be Members of the IKI Network and are:
- Encouraged to participate in IKI’s events and engagement activities, including lectures, seminars, workshops, and conferences; and
- May refer to themselves as an IKI Research Associate while they remain active on the project.
- Intellectual property is governed in accordance with University of Melbourne policies and procedures.
For more information, visit IKI.
For more information, visit https://indigenousknowledge.unimelb.edu.au/funding/community-engagement-grants