The American Psychological Association 7th edition (APA 7) is an author-date style, meaning in-text citations (author, year) are used to acknowledge the author(s) of ideas and quotes you have included in the body of your assignment. The details of these citations are then included in a reference list, organised alphabetically, at the end of your assignment.
Griffith University encourages you to use this APA7 guide when working with sources created by Indigenous Peoples (Go to the First Peoples tab). Refer to the notes for further guidance on how to appropriately reference and acknowledge the creator(s) Nation, Country and/or language group.
Refer also to the Griffith University's Guidelines for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Terminology.