Copyright, Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) Notice

The Centre for Reworlding and participating Indigenous Reworlders are equal collaborators in the creation of program content, creative works, research, methodologies, pedagogical frameworks, and related materials. Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) rights remain with the respective Indigenous knowledge holders, creators, communities, and collaborators.

The Centre for Reworlding recognises that Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property rights are ongoing, collective, intergenerational, and may extend beyond the protections afforded by Australian copyright law. We are committed to upholding Indigenous sovereignty, self-determination, cultural authority, and appropriate protocols regarding the use, sharing, and stewardship of Indigenous knowledges, stories, cultural expressions, and practices.

All cultural knowledge, stories, images, recordings, artworks, methodologies, pedagogical frameworks, research materials, and other content generated through, contributed to, or shared within Centre for Reworlding programs are protected under applicable copyright law and Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property principles and protocols.

No part of these materials may be reproduced, distributed, adapted, published, stored, transmitted, or otherwise used in any form without prior written permission from the Centre for Reworlding and, where applicable, the relevant Indigenous knowledge holders, communities, and collaborators.

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