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  • First Nations leadership plays a very important role in moving communities and the nation as a whole forward.
  • Making real impactful space for First Nations voices allows them to play an active role in decision-making processes.
  • The Deakin Indigenous Research Strategy represents best practice for engaging with and supporting First Nations research.
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First Nations leadership plays a very important role in moving >> >> not just our communities forward, but also the nation as a whole forward. And you don't need to be First Nations to embrace that and respect that.

It's about making space, real impactful space for First Nations voices, academics and professionals, a space that isn't tokenistic, a space that allows us to play an active role in decision-making processes because without that, we risk

empty symbolism and not true reciprocity. The Deakin Indigenous Research Strategy is what is best practice for engaging with and supporting First Nations research.

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First Nations leadership plays a very important role in moving communities and the nation as a whole forward.

Making real impactful space allows First Nations voices, academics, and professionals to play an active role in decision-making processes and avoids empty symbolism.

The Deakin Indigenous Research Strategy is considered best practice for engaging with and supporting First Nations research.