Events
Indigenist Assemblage
Dr Ali Drummond kicks off The Lowitja Journal‘s ‘Knowing, Being and Doing’ webinar series, offering valuable insights into the critical entanglement with various theoretical principles and approaches that shaped the...
Kaurna Country workshops
These Adelaide workshops created space for learning, connection, and shared knowledge alongside esteemed scholars and leaders: Professor James Ward, Professor Sandra Eades, Stephen Harfield, Mr Robbie Palm, and Associate Professor...
Ngumbaay-dyil Yalbilinya (all together, learn) workshop
The Ngumbaay-dyil Yalbilinya (all together, learn) workshop took place on Wiradjuri Country on Monday 13 and Tuesday 14 April. Part of the Lowitja Learning Summit, this two-day workshop held in...
Introduction to Indigenous Research in Community Contexts
Hosted in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) this interactive workshop was designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members, including educators, health workers, healers, and knowledge holders, who are interested in research....
Protecting our kids: Confronting and challenging racism after 26 January
Our 29 January event explored the impacts of racism on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. This webinar focused on how racism impacts on the health and wellbeing of our...
Evidence in Aboriginal health and social settings: past, present and future
Aboriginal researcher Dr Joanne Luke presented research from her PhD studies, which focused on the quality and ethics of current research, evaluation, and evidence-based practice methodologies in Aboriginal health and social settings....
Mapping health and wellbeing journeys
This presentation introduced the concept of health journey mapping and how it can be used to record all aspects of health journeys, bringing together multiple perspectives. Lowitja Institute has supported...
Self-care for Mob – Fill your cup first
Presented by WellMob, this powerful, mob-led session was packed with tools, tips, and digital resources designed by mob, for mob – because looking after our social and emotional wellbeing means...
Making theory, actioning theory, reflecting theory, living theory: the Lowitja Journal
Distinguished Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith discusses the importance of theory as a project of decolonising and Re-Indigenising our worlds. She explored that in the context of living a life of...
Lowitja Institute Knowledge Translation Summit
The Lowitja Institute Knowledge Translation Summit brought together First Nations Peoples, communities, researchers, and policymakers to share knowledge, showcase innovation, and influence systems change. Drawing upon the themes of Lowitja Institute’s 4th International...
