Yuendumu, NT I am a Warlpiri woman from Yuendumu and I am a daughter of one of the Warlpiri Education and Training Trust (WETT) founding mothers, Barbara Martin. I’ve seen her doing this work for many years and now I have been a researcher since 2019 with WETT. Today I am a Senior Community Researcher [...]
Yuendumu, NT I am a Senior Community Researcher, working for the Warlpiri Education and Training Trust and Central Land Council. I have been working since 2019 on research and evaluation projects in Warlpiri communities with a focus on youth development, educational, language and cultural programs. At first I just wanted to try research. I knew [...]
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Wurrumiyanga, NT My name is Charlotte Portaminni. I am a proud Takaringa woman from Tiwi Islands Wurrumiyanga which is 80km from Darwin. My totem is Crocodile which was passed down to me by my father. I was born in Darwin (RDH). I attended primary school here at Wurrumiyanga, Murrupurtiyanuwu Catholic School (MCS). I completed my [...]
Wurrumiyanga, NT My name is Theresa ‘Amy’ Munkara. My skin group is sun, and my country through my Mum is Jikalawru, Cape Fourcroy. I was born in Darwin, in the old hospital not far from Cullen Bay, and grew up in Wurrumiyanga. I went to St Theresa school for both primary and high school, finishing [...]
Wurrumiyanga, NT My name is Virgil Kerinaiua. My skin group is Pandanus. I was born 13 December 1998. I was born in Darwin and I grew up in Wurrumiyanga in the Tiwi Islands. I started school at the Catholic Primary School, and I attended Xavier Catholic College for High School. My first job was with [...]
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. Tiwi-led research in the Tiwi Islands Tiwi-led research centres Tiwi Murrukupuni and Winga (land and sea), in supporting decision making for future generations. It draws on Tiwi stories, methods tools and resources, allowing ancestral practices of knowledge sharing, problem solving and agreement making be remembered and celebrated in current contexts and collaborations. Turtuni Framework for research [...]
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