Indigenous Research and Knowledge Seminar Series

Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations to develop a best practice model for addressing the unmet healing and systems needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and boys who have experienced domestic, family and sexual violence
13 Nov

Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations to develop a best practice model for addressing the unmet healing and systems needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and boys who have experienced domestic, family and sexual violence

This project aims to identify the healing and system needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and boys who have experienced or perpetrated DFSV, to determine healing pathways and effective service responses through an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural lens.
Supporting Indigenous student success: Listen to what they need and concern
16 Sep

Supporting Indigenous student success: Listen to what they need and concern

Despite increased government investment in higher education, Indigenous students continue to face persistent systemic barriers, particularly in mental health, wellbeing, students' safety, and institutional support. These challenges threaten the realisation of the Universities Accord targets and the National Agreement on Closing the Gap.
A holistic approach to care using Pacific Indigenous frameworks that can benefit all
03 Sep

A holistic approach to care using Pacific Indigenous frameworks that can benefit all

This practical hands on session will use activity based learning to teach Pacific methodologies which can expand on the practice of mainstream providers to be culturally inclusive of Indigenous communities and beyond.
Engaging communities to implement grassroots initiatives that improve public health outcomes
29 Jul

Engaging communities to implement grassroots initiatives that improve public health outcomes

Join Professor Dianne Shanley as she discusses how she developed co-designed solutions with a remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to improve access to healthcare and reduce the health gap.
Utilising Pacific Methodologies as Inclusive Practice
14 Jul

Utilising Pacific Methodologies as Inclusive Practice

For academics embarking on research with Pacific people for the benefit of Pacific communities or issues, what is paramount is the need for Pacific methodologies to be adopted as well as adapted, to improve communication and rapport with prospective participants.