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This study addresses ethical challenges in visual research with Māori communities, focusing on Māori data sovereignty. A new values-based framework, grounded in kaupapa Māori, guides ethical integrity and cultural responsiveness in research.

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  • Social Sciences
  • Indigenous Studies
  • Research Ethics

Background:

  • Visual research effectively communicates marginalized communities' lived experiences.
  • Ethical considerations for researchers working with Māori in visual research, especially concerning Māori data sovereignty (MDS), are complex.
  • Existing institutional ethics frameworks often do not adequately incorporate tikanga (Māori customs) for visual research involving Māori.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore and address the navigation of Māori data sovereignty (MDS) within ethical frameworks for visual research involving Māori.
  • To present a case study, 'Te Rōpū Hiko, Harnessing the Spark of Life,' to illustrate the practical application of these ethical considerations.
  • To develop and propose a values-based framework grounded in kaupapa Māori principles (mātāpono) to guide ethical visual research with Māori.

Main Methods:

  • A case study approach using 'Te Rōpū Hiko, Harnessing the Spark of Life' to examine ethical navigation of photo data.
  • Development of a values-based framework rooted in kaupapa Māori principles (mātāpono).
  • Analysis of how the framework fosters critical dialogue and aligns with Māori aspirations in research with rangatahi Māori.

Main Results:

  • The developed framework successfully guided visual research, ensuring ethical integrity and participant autonomy.
  • The case study demonstrated a practical method for navigating MDS in visual research ethics.
  • The framework promotes cultural responsiveness and respect for Māori communities in research practices.

Conclusions:

  • There is a critical need for ethical frameworks that integrate tikanga Māori for visual research with Māori communities.
  • Embedding cultural practices, such as tikanga, is essential for respectful engagement with Māori.
  • The proposed values-based framework offers a pathway for ethical and culturally responsive visual research with Māori, particularly rangatahi Māori.