by Pauline Clague Maoriland is held at Otaki on the Kapiti Coast in Aotearoa (New Zealand) and brings together Indigenous filmmakers and the community to celebrate Indigenous… Read more “Maoriland Film Festival”

by Pauline Clague and Gillian Moody In February the European Film Market takes place a s a part of the Berlinale Film Festival. Winda and UTS this… Read more “WINDA and UTS at Berlinale”

By Padraic Gibson Jumbunna Research was proud to support a Gamilaraay delegation from Walgett to the student strike for Climate Action in Sydney last Friday March 15.… Read more “Walgett delegation addresses student climate strike on the NSW river crisis”

by Jessica Cox One word. This was all that stood between the families from Bowraville and finally receiving justice for their children after almost 30 years of… Read more “Still Fighting for Justice”

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”

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”

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”

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”

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”

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”