Privacy

ARACY is committed to protecting your privacy every time you access or interact with this site. ARACY supports and adheres to the National Principles for Fair Handling of Personal Information, a national benchmark developed by the Federal Privacy Commissioner for use across Australia.

Individuals provide personal information to the ARACY website for the following purposes: subscribing to newsletters, discussion forums or the Register of Interest; registering to attend ARACY events; and for statistical reporting of usage and system administration, including monitoring to prevent security breaches. All information submitted to ARACY through mailing list subscriptions, workshop or forum registrations or other means is held confidentially. No personal information collected on the website will be disclosed to a third party except when authorised by the provider or by law.

Links to other websites

ARACY is not responsible for the privacy practices or content of any site that is linked to or from this one. Your activity on those sites is covered by the privacy policies on those sites.

Security

ARACY takes all reasonable steps to protect personal information collected and held in our servers from unauthorised access, or modification. ARACY applies a range of security controls to protect our website from unauthorised access. However, users should be aware that the World Wide Web is an unsecure public network that gives rise to a potential risk that a user's transactions are being viewed, intercepted or modified by third parties or that files that the user downloads may contain computer viruses, disabling codes, worms or other devices or defects.

ARACY accepts no liability for any interference with, or damage to, a user's computer system, software or data occurring in connection with, or relating to, this web site or its use. Users are encouraged to take appropriate and adequate precautions to ensure that whatever is selected from this site is free of viruses or other contamination that may interfere with or damage the user's computer system, software or data.

How to contact us:

For further information contact us or alternatively you can write to us at:

Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth
PO Box 25
Woden ACT 2606
AUSTRALIA