You are legally responsible for ensuring that you have the copyright rights whenever including copyright materials - such as images, diagrams, and graphs - including material you adapt, created by others in your:

• articles, book chapters, books and reports for publication
• creative works for publication on Griffith’s Creative Works
• theses for publication on Griffith Research Online
• research projects - where members of the public have access to the content or where you present to the public
• conference presentations
• publications on the internet and social media
• videos on YouTube.

Sometimes copyright law will allow you to use this material under a copyright exception. At other times, the easiest path is to use material with a suitable Creative Commons licence or other open licence. However, generally, you must get written permission from the copyright owner to include this material.