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Brief list of online resources for preservation and information on Indigenous studies Grace Koch

This document provides a brief listing of resources for preservation and information on Indigenous studies.

2005 AIATSIS, Heritage, Indigenous knowledge, Native title materials Toolkit
Governance Rules and Policies Indigenous Governance Toolkit

The topic 'Rules and policies' from the Indigenous Governance Toolkit has six sections,

  1. Governance rules and policies
  2. What are governance rules?
  3. Governance rules and culture
  4. Running effective meetings
  5. Policies for organisations
  6. Case studies
2017 Decision making, Governance, Meetings, Policies Toolkit
What can we do? Conflict analysis tool Australian Indigenous Governance Institute

Working through the questions in this conflict analysis tool will help you understand and minimise the causes of conflict.

2012 Business, Dispute management Toolkit
What can we do? Solving disputes as a group Australian Indigenous Governance Institute

This is a basic model for solving problems using a facilitator, adapted from a model provided by the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations. 

2012 Dispute management, ORIC Toolkit

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