About the library
The Resource Library brings together research reports, policy briefs, journal articles, toolkits, and community resources relevant to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. It serves researchers, ACCHOs, policymakers, students, and community members seeking evidence grounded in First Nations perspectives.
Many publications originate from Mobi Health Portal-funded research, while others are contributed by partner organisations and First Nations researchers across Australia.
Collections
- Research reports — final reports from community-controlled research projects, including qualitative studies, mixed-methods evaluations, and systematic reviews.
- Policy briefs — concise summaries of research evidence for policymakers, covering climate and health, cultural determinants, genomics, and workforce development.
- Indigenous Data Sovereignty — guides, frameworks, and case studies on implementing IDS principles in health research.
- Methodology resources — toolkits on yarning methods, community consent, ethical research practice, and decolonising research approaches.
- Conference proceedings — abstracts and papers from the International Indigenous Health Conference series.
- Historical research publications — research outputs from the early community-controlled health research era.
Featured publications
Recent additions to the library include reports on midwifery workforce pathways, breastfeeding support in ACCHOs, climate adaptation in remote communities, and diabetes research priorities identified through First Nations forums. Browse by topic or search by keyword to find resources relevant to your work.
Access and use
All Resource Library resources are freely available for download. When citing our publications, please acknowledge the Mobi Health Portal and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities who led the research. For hard copies or bulk orders, contact us.
Researchers wishing to contribute publications to the library should get in touch with our knowledge translation team.