The Indigenous Media Map is produced as part of a larger project that investigates Indigenous media. The research project, led by Dr Elizabeth Burrows of Griffith University, Australia, considers community access to the internet and whether it is breaking down gatekeeper barriers and providing greater access for Indigenous and non-Indigenous communicators to participate in an un-moderated way in Indigenous and mainstream public sphere discussions. Contributors will be asked to complete an online survey. Content from this survey may be used in academic conference presentations, academic articles or as part of an online blog to provide community information about the use of online media globally. Completion of the survey will be seen as consent to participate in this project.

THE INDIGENOUS MEDIA PROJECT BLOG
The Indigenous Media Project blog will feature contributions from global Indigenous media producers as well as ongoing information about this project and published content. Indigenous media producers can volunteer and will be invited to write blog posts.

ADDING OR REMOVING YOURSELF FROM THE INDIGENOUS MEDIA MAP
Adding your media to TIMM is voluntary.  You can choose not to complete the online survey. Should you wish to withdraw your participation you should email your request to Indigenousmediamap@griffith.edu.au. If information about your media has already been included in published material, we will be unable to amend that content. However, we will not include your media in publication material after your notification is received.

QUESTIONS/FURTHER INFORMATION
This research project is managed by Dr Elizabeth Burrows. If you have any questions or concerns about the project you can contact Dr Burrows at IndigenousMediaMap@griffith.edu.au. Please see the Frequently Asked Questions page for further information.

GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY ETHICS CLEARANCE
The Griffith University Ethics Clearance Committee has approved this project.

PRIVACY STATEMENT
The conduct of this research involves the collection, access, and possible use of your identified personal information. Your participation in the survey is your agreement to be part of this research project. Your permission, your identified personal information may appear in the publications/reports arising from this research and will only occur with your consent (refer section on Confidentiality). Any additional personal information collected is confidential and will not be disclosed to third parties without your consent, except to meet government, legal or other regulatory authority requirements. A de-identified copy of this data may be used for other research purposes. Your anonymity will at all times be safeguarded, except where you have consented otherwise.

For further information consult the University’s Privacy Plan or telephone +61 (0)7 3735 4375.