. Indigenous research credentials are awarded to Indigenous researchers who are proficient in 'both-ways' research in their communities. Awardees are qualified to undertake intercultural research under elder authority, while engaging with non-Indigenous partners and organisations. These credentials operate as dual-academy qualifications. They recognise research skills 'in-place', with each award requiring authorisation by Charles Darwin [...]
Ngukurr, NT My name is Peter Gulpilil Dhamarrandji. My skin name is Burralaŋ, my totem is the sea turtle and my homeland is Garraṯa. I went to school at Laŋarra outstation school, and then after school I moved to Galiwin'ku. I worked at CDP in Galiwin'ku taking care of parks and gardens. [...]
Alice Springs, NT Vanessa Napaltjari Davis Senior Researcher, Tangentyere Council Research Hub, Alice Springs, N.T Experience: 20+ years ORCHiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9828-8038 Research Specialities: Social research and evaluation, Indigenous research, and community engagement and data collection. Vanessa has over 20 years of experience in social research work, evaluation and data input and [...]
Alice Springs, NT Denise Foster Senior Researcher, Tangentyere Council Research Hub Alice Springs, N.T Research experience: 13 years ORCHiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8566-2967 Research Specialities: Social research, Indigenous research, community engagement and evaluation Denise has been involved with social research and evaluation for the last 13 years. In that time Denise has been involved [...]
Ngukurr, NT . My name is Shay Marie Wuywuyyun Gumbula. My skin name is Gutjan and my totem is emu. My homeland is Djilliwirri. I started my schooling at Ngukurr, then spent time at Galiwin'ku attending Shepherdson College. I finished year 10 at Marrarra Christian College in Darwin. I worked for [...]
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