2018 has seen a surge of staff into the research area. Here is a bit of background to the new members of our team.
PROFESSOR MIRIAM JORGENSEN AT ANZSOG
This week in Melbourne was ANZSOG’s (Australian and New Zealand School of Government) second Indigenous affairs conference which was titled Reimagining Public Administration: First Peoples, governance and… Read more “PROFESSOR MIRIAM JORGENSEN AT ANZSOG”
Jumbunna Research Unit Pt 2- Podcast
In Part 2, we catch up with Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt to talk about her journey with Jumbunna Research Institute, strategic litigation, nation building and the University… Read more “Jumbunna Research Unit Pt 2- Podcast”
Jumbunna Research Unit-Podcast
We caught up with Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt to talk about the impact of Jumbunna’s research on and for the community. Over two podcasts, this being the… Read more “Jumbunna Research Unit-Podcast”
REFRACTED LIVES ARTISTS VISIT JUMBUNNA
As a part of the lead up to Mardi Gras, five Indian artists have come to Sydney to share their works with Sydney. Refracted Lives is the… Read more “REFRACTED LIVES ARTISTS VISIT JUMBUNNA”
INDIGENOUS RESEARCH, ACTIVISM and ADVOCACY
Late in September was the Critical Criminology Conference held at UNSW. This year the Conference asked Jumbunna Research to speak as the Opening Plenary session to talk… Read more “INDIGENOUS RESEARCH, ACTIVISM and ADVOCACY”
Aunty Joan Tranter
As we approach the end of 2018 we farewell Aunty Joan Tranter. Aunty Joan has been the inaugural Elder in Residence for Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education… Read more “Aunty Joan Tranter”
Law and Poetry with Alison Whittaker
By Pauline Clague and Missi Pesa Alison Whittaker is a new addition to the Jumbunna Research team, we caught up with her to talk about her year… Read more “Law and Poetry with Alison Whittaker”
Sydney Elders: Continuing Aboriginal Stories
by Jonathan Jones Sydney Elders is an exhibition of interviews, objects and artworks created in collaboration with Uncle Chicka Madden, Aunty Esme Timbery, Aunty Sandra Lee and Uncle… Read more “Sydney Elders: Continuing Aboriginal Stories”
Wiradjuri giran gulbanha (Wiradjuri wind philosophy)
by Jonathan Jones untitled (giran)in a new major installation that has developed from the Wiradjuri gulbanha or Wiradjuri philosophy created in collaboration with Dr Uncle Stan Grant… Read more “Wiradjuri giran gulbanha (Wiradjuri wind philosophy)”
South East | Aboriginal Arts Market by Jonathan Jones
In October this year we held the South East Aboriginal Arts Market for the second time at Carriageworks, Sydney. As the name suggests, the market exclusively showcases… Read more “South East | Aboriginal Arts Market by Jonathan Jones”
