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Indigenous Leadership & Regional Outreach

Locality: Darwin, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 8 8946339

Address: Ellengowan Drive 0810 Darwin, NT, Australia

Website: cdu.edu.au/indigenous-leadership

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23.01.2022 PVCILRO proudly co-hosted an event to launch the Indigenous Pre-Accounting Enabling Program. An initiative of CDU's Asia Pacific College of Business & Law, this aims to significantly boost the number of Indigenous accountants working across NT & Australia. Read about the program: https://bit.ly/36RuIE3

23.01.2022 Here at CDU, we're deeply engaged withand informed bythe Indigenous peoples of Australia. This #NAIDOC2020, we'd like to acknowledge and thank our 4,000+ Indigenous students, staff and partners for the unique perspectives they bring. #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #YoumakeCDU

21.01.2022 Proud to co-host the launch of 'Gupapuyu Gou-Mayali’mirri Dhäruk ga Dhäwu Mala' book with College of Indigenous Futures, Arts & Society. 'Gupapuyu Gou-Mayali’mirri Dhäruk ga Dhäwu Mala' is a careful work of meaning-making with Waymamba Gaykamau as a Yolu Aboriginal elder and Yasunori Hayashi, a non-Indigenous lecturer and coordinator of Yolu Studies Centre (YSC) accompanied by illustrations from Brenda Muthamuluwuy, another lecturer from the YSC at College of Indigenous Futures, Arts & Society (CDU). See link below for more.

19.01.2022 Yesterday PVC Indigenous Leadership & Regional Outreach (PVCILRO) Prof Reuben Bolt & Northern Institute (NI) Director, & Dean College of Indigenous Futures, Arts & Society, Prof Ruth Wallace, hosted H.E. Mr Jeong-sik Kang - Ambassador of Korea from Canberra. The Ambassador and his entourage toured and viewed some of the Indigenous artwork in the Blue 2 precinct, then discussed the work done by PVCILRO and around CDU’s Indigenous Leadership Strategy, as well as NI's unique Indigenous research projects and capability.

19.01.2022 CDU is implementing a contact tracing check-in system via a QR code. Take a second to check-in as you enter the Library. For more information check the CDU COVID Information page: http://ow.ly/Yrmo50CrMjC

16.01.2022 The College of Indigenous Futures Arts and Society (CIFAS) HEPPP 2020 pilot project seeks to support Aboriginal students living in regional and remote areas of the Northern Territory to succeed in their learning journeys in Higher Education. We work with local Aboriginal education leaders to develop regionally based programs that support students to undertake their study pathway of choice.

16.01.2022 NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia this week to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. To view events being held at Charles Darwin University see: www.cdu.edu.au/events

13.01.2022 Kenisha thanked CDU Indigenous Student Support Services for supporting her through her studies. ......Our pleasure, and we are very proud of you

12.01.2022 It's National NAIDOC Week! To help celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture, this week we'll be sharing the traditional weather knowl...edge gathered by Australian communities over thousands of years. SeptemberNovember is Laju (the hot season) in the seasonal calendar of the Yawuru peoplethe native title holders of land and sea in and around Broome, Western Australia. From October to November is the build up to the wet season, when the days are very warm and the humidity is high. The first rains indicate the end of Laja. It is a time when the seed pods of the various acacias (soap tree, pindan wattle) have split open. The wild pear and cocky apple are bearing fruit but it is not ripe yet. The white gum trees are flowering and attract the honey fly. The honey fly makes honey nests in the Jigily tree and Inland Bloodwood which is collected and eaten. Wood and bark from the paperbark is collected for shelters in preparation for the wet. Explore our Indigenous Weather Knowledge website at http://www.bom.gov.au/iwk/ #NAIDOC2020

02.01.2022 This is what it looks like when technology intersects with remote health. CDU IT grads Joel and Augustine have built a smartwatch that helps doctors to find... remote patients quickly, bridge Indigenous language barriers and let the community know when they'll be visiting. #YoumakeCDU courtesy 9 News Darwin

01.01.2022 We're looking forward a great week of #NAIDOC2020 celebrations: the launch of CDU's Indigenous Leadership Strategy bush medicine workshops a live performa...nce from Indigenous musician Jessie K Music a free screening of Black Divas an Elders lunch a free 'Making Things Lively with Miyarrka Media' webinar Find out how you can get involved: http://ow.ly/Muff50CbTdQ