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Northern Institute
Australia
Приєднався 9 тра 2016
Northern Institute is a Social & Public Policy "think-tank" based at Charles Darwin University.
We are driven to make positive differences in communities, society and policy through robust and independent research.
Northern Institute has successfully run the People Policy Place (PPP) Seminar Series since its launch in 2010.
Research experts from across the Territory and International waters present these seminars. They are attended by academic staff, university students, NT & local government and NGOs, local businesses, Indigenous and industry representatives, and interested public members.
We are driven to make positive differences in communities, society and policy through robust and independent research.
Northern Institute has successfully run the People Policy Place (PPP) Seminar Series since its launch in 2010.
Research experts from across the Territory and International waters present these seminars. They are attended by academic staff, university students, NT & local government and NGOs, local businesses, Indigenous and industry representatives, and interested public members.
Indigenous-led Sea Country management: A story about Marra Country and the law
Presenter: Dr Jackie Gould, Senior Research Fellow, Northern Institute
Date: 27 November 2024
About
For coastal First Nations Australians, Country is an integrated ecological, human and spiritual universe that spans land and sea. Today, Sea Country is separated legally and administratively from terrestrial Country and is intersected by various statutory arrangements. By giving voice to Marra Sea Country, this seminar will canvas in broad terms the laws that govern Sea Country in the Northern Territory.
First, Marra governance and law as it applies to Sea Country is described. Next, an outline of the Western statutory mechanisms that impact Sea Country is presented. The challenges this creates for Marra and other First Nations Sea Country managers in the Northern Territory are then explored.
Whilst working with both systems of law presents many challenges, opportunities for innovative and Indigenous-led approaches to Sea Country management do exist. Work being undertaken by Marra Traditional Owners and custodians is offered to illustrate one such pathway and to highlight some of the structural elements prioritised by First Nations Territorians as they look to ensure their Sea Country remains healthy for future generations.
Project website: firstnationssuccess.cdu.edu.au
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Date: 27 November 2024
About
For coastal First Nations Australians, Country is an integrated ecological, human and spiritual universe that spans land and sea. Today, Sea Country is separated legally and administratively from terrestrial Country and is intersected by various statutory arrangements. By giving voice to Marra Sea Country, this seminar will canvas in broad terms the laws that govern Sea Country in the Northern Territory.
First, Marra governance and law as it applies to Sea Country is described. Next, an outline of the Western statutory mechanisms that impact Sea Country is presented. The challenges this creates for Marra and other First Nations Sea Country managers in the Northern Territory are then explored.
Whilst working with both systems of law presents many challenges, opportunities for innovative and Indigenous-led approaches to Sea Country management do exist. Work being undertaken by Marra Traditional Owners and custodians is offered to illustrate one such pathway and to highlight some of the structural elements prioritised by First Nations Territorians as they look to ensure their Sea Country remains healthy for future generations.
Project website: firstnationssuccess.cdu.edu.au
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Find upcoming events & socials: linkin.bio/northern_institute
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Archaeological and Aboriginal Responses to the European Invasion of the Darwin Region 1869-2018
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Presenter: Dr Kellie Pollard, Lecturer in Indigenous Futures, Northern Institute Date: 23 October 2024 About In this seminar, I discuss the one-hundred-and-fifty-year history of continuous contact between Aboriginal and non-Indigenous people in the Darwin region of the Northern Territory of Australia after the European invasion in 1869 until 2018. This history is examined through three forms of...
Higher Education and First Nations Students: The CDU Story
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Presenter: Dr Tracy Woodroffe, Dr Kate Golebiowska, Mrs Alicia Boyle and Associate Professor Guzyal Hill Date: 25 September 2024 About In this presentation, we will discuss the key findings from this 2022-2024 HEPPP-funded project to provide evidence on engaging First Nations undergraduate students at CDU in their learning and increasing their completion. First, we will present a snapshot of th...
Indigenous Cross-Cultural Higher Education Engagement and Mapping
Переглядів 816 годин тому
Presenter: Associate Professor Linda Ford, Dr Robyn Ober, Dr Tracy Woodroffe, Dr Adriana Ticoalu, Dr David Karacsonyi, Pawinee Yuhun, Paola Fischer, Patrick McKenzie, Dr Kathy (Gotha) Guthadjaka, Colin Baker Date: Tuesday, 17 September, 2024 About You are invited to learn about a HEPPP-funded project investigating mapping the higher education journeys and experiences of Indigenous graduates who...
Zooming onto Bimodal Bilingualism in Remote Indigenous Communities
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Presenter: Professor Dany Adone Date: 14 August 2024 About One of the central questions in research on human language is the nature of the mental architecture. While a substantial body of studies focusing on unimodality have discussed this question, only recently have studies on Bimodal Bilingualism emerged to tackle this question. The term Bimodal Bilingualism (BB) refers to the use of sign la...
German Ethnographic Expeditions to the Kimberley
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Title: The German Ethnographic Expeditions to the Kimberley (1938/39, 1954/55): A collaborative assessment of research history and the interpretation of Aboriginal heritage Presenter: Martin Porr, Associate Professor of Archaeology, University of Western Australia Date: 15 May 2024 About Historical ethnographic collections continue to be increasingly important for Indigenous communities today. ...
'Everything has a reason. Gambling has a reason'
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Title: Tiwi-led research developing a gambling management strategy for Wurrumiyanga. Presenter: Ainsley Kerinaiua, Kristelle Orsto, Rebecca Pupangamirri, Lorenzo Kerinaiua and the NI Ground Up team. Date: 17 April 2024 About Early in 2023, the Mantiyupwi Family Trust engaged a team of four Tiwi researchers to work with the Ground Up team at CDU to research gambling in the community of Wurrumiya...
Equity Research as an Opportunity to Drive Social Change
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Title: Pathways into Teaching for First Nations Students Presenter: Dr Tracy Woodroffe, Northern Institute Date: Wednesday, 27 March 2024 About The Australian teacher workforce needs more parity between First Nations and non-First Nations teacher numbers. This study investigated enablers and barriers to providing improved practices and pathway recommendations to participant cohorts, supporting ...
Idioms and metaphors - key challenges in intercultural communication
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Idioms and metaphors - key challenges in intercultural communication
Cultural differences in visual literacy
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Cultural differences in visual literacy
Plain English Part 2 | Implicit information
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Plain English Part 2 | Implicit information
Higher Education and First Nations Students: The CDU Story
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Higher Education and First Nations Students: The CDU Story
Higher Education and First Nations Students: The CDU Story
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Higher Education and First Nations Students: The CDU Story
Establishing pathways into Teaching for First Nations Students
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Establishing pathways into Teaching for First Nations Students
Unlocking the learning potential of incarcerated young people PPP
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Unlocking the learning potential of incarcerated young people PPP
COVID 19 and policy induced inequalities
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COVID 19 and policy induced inequalities
Library For All: Creating children’s book collections to mirror the lived experience of the reader
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Library For All: Creating children’s book collections to mirror the lived experience of the reader
Why policy and what is it? with Salli Cohen
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Why policy and what is it? with Salli Cohen
Australian First Nation Philosophies with Dr Chrystie Watson
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Australian First Nation Philosophies with Dr Chrystie Watson
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Excellent.
This was most informative and I look forward to joining the virtual coffee shop. I found the ideas on concept and data interesting.
Quite informative, great research and compilation 🙌🏻💯
Brilliant! great video showing such great work x here's to the next 10 years!!!
This presentation was part of the Northern Institute's People. Policy. Place (PPP) Seminar Series that has been running successfully since the launch of the Northern Institute in 2010. These seminars are attended by academic staff, university students, NT & local government and non-government organisations, local businesses, indigenous and industry representatives, and interested members of public. Our PPP seminars are held in our large meeting room(Savanna Room) at Northern Institute, CDU Casuarina campus and are generally 30-45mins long followed by a Q&A session with the audience. The seminars usually occur on Tuesday or Thursdays at either 10.30am or 2.30pm and can be viewed live via WebX if you are unable to attend in person. Find out more www.cdu.edu.au/northern-institute/events/ppp-seminars
This presentation was part of the Northern Institute's People. Policy. Place (PPP) Seminar Series that has been running successfully since the launch of the Northern Institute in 2010. These seminars are attended by academic staff, university students, NT & local government and non-government organisations, local businesses, indigenous and industry representatives, and interested members of public. Our PPP seminars are held in our large meeting room(Savanna Room) at Northern Institute, CDU Casuarina campus and are generally 30-45mins long followed by a Q&A session with the audience. The seminars usually occur on Tuesday or Thursdays at either 10.30am or 2.30pm and can be viewed live via WebX if you are unable to attend in person. Find out more www.cdu.edu.au/northern-institute/events/ppp-seminars