APA Citation Guide (APA 7th Edition)

Consider your audience when citing sources found on an organization's intranet, such as an internal procedures manual. If your audience can access the resource, cite it in text and in your references list using the appropriate citation template. If your audience doesn't have access to the intranet resource, cite the source as personal communication (see examples for Interviews and Emails).

Remember to check that you have permission to use and refer to information found in internal organization documents.

• If the information was published in a source, such as a book, video, or article, cite the information using the appropriate citation format.
• Consider the sources you are using to ensure that Indigenous Peoples are appropriately and accurately portrayed in the source.
• If the information was not recorded and cannot be accessed by your reader, such as information from a personal interview, cite the work as personal communication. You don't have to include a full citation in your references list, but include the following in your in-text citation: person's full name, name of Indigenous group, location, personal communication, date of communication.

For more information, see APA Style: Personal Communications & APA Publication Manual 7th edition (Chapter 8.9)