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Where to from here in Indigenous Education Panel #2: Truth-telling Pedagogies and Education
Research
Events

Where to from here in Indigenous Education Panel #2: Truth-telling Pedagogies and Education

Teaching the Australian Wars Panel with Rachel Perkins and Marcia Langton
Lived Experience
Lecture theatre full of educators watching Teaching the Australian Wars Panel event, with Rachel Perkins, Marcia Langton, Belinda Duarte, Bill Lewis and Melitta Hogarth speaking
Events

Teaching the Australian Wars Panel with Rachel Perkins and Marcia Langton

Ngarrngga’s Framework for Curriculum Interpretation and Enactment
Research
Aerial View of Desert Terrain With Red Rocks and Dirt Textures & Patterns with blue sticker and black text reading empowering educators to showcase Indigenous perspectives blog series
Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Framework for Curriculum Interpretation and Enactment

Truth-telling and Reparative Pedagogies Lab
Research
Truth-telling and Reparative Pedagogies Lab

Truth-telling and Reparative Pedagogies Lab

Ngarrngga’s Stance on Learning Design
Research
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Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Stance on Learning Design

Ngarrngga’s Model for Resource Creation
Research
Aerial Abstract of Beautiful Coastline at Shark Bay, Western Australia with orange sticker with text reading "Empowering Educators to Showcase Indigenous Knowledge"
Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Model for Resource Creation

To Know, to Hear, to Understand: Heart in Country
Art
Events

To Know, to Hear, to Understand: Heart in Country

Ngarrngga’s Methodology for Resource Creation
Research
Aerial View of Tidal Dunes and Water Inlet with green sticker and text reading "empowering educators to showcase Indigenous Knowledge blog series"
Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Methodology for Resource Creation

How Ngarrngga works with Curriculum
Research
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Curriculum

How Ngarrngga works with Curriculum

Building a Ngarrngga Curriculum
Research
Closeup of burnt Banksia plant with open seed pods after bushfire Blue Mountains Dharug country
Curriculum

Building a Ngarrngga Curriculum

“My class said to me: Go wherever they teach the teachers"
Lived Experience
Professor Melitta Hogarth
General information

“My class said to me: Go wherever they teach the teachers"

VATE Conference: Ruminating on What It Means to Reclaim Our Stories
Research
Yellow autumn wattle, blue sky and tree.
Events

VATE Conference: Ruminating on What It Means to Reclaim Our Stories

Showcasing Indigenous Design and Technology to Younger Audiences
Storytelling
Impact crater in the australian outback shot from aerial perspective.
News

Showcasing Indigenous Design and Technology to Younger Audiences

Ngarrngga Website Awarded Gold at Good Design Awards
Sharing
Good Design Awards, audience bathed in red light with presenter on stage and on screen
News

Ngarrngga Website Awarded Gold at Good Design Awards

"As a teacher, I was identifying myself as part of the problem"
Reflection
Associate-Professor Ben Wilson
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"As a teacher, I was identifying myself as part of the problem"

Reconciliation and Education: New report and recommendations
Sharing
Spiderweb on branch
News

Reconciliation and Education: New report and recommendations

Launching Ngarrngga’s Community of Practice
Sharing
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News

Launching Ngarrngga’s Community of Practice

The History of Advocating for Indigenous Knowledge within Australian Education
Research
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The History of Advocating for Indigenous Knowledge within Australian Education

Where to from here in Indigenous education panel #1: The Teacher Crisis
Sharing
Screenshot of 'Where to from here in Indigenous panel #1: The Teacher Crisis' panelists smiling
Events

Where to from here in Indigenous education panel #1: The Teacher Crisis

Now More Than Ever: Planning for Reconciliation Week 2024
Reflection
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General information

Now More Than Ever: Planning for Reconciliation Week 2024

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts, Advocacy and Activism as a Context for Teaching & Learning
Art
Aerial image of Shark Bay, WA vivid blues and greens
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts, Advocacy and Activism as a Context for Teaching & Learning

“I don’t want my daughter brainwashed by a nonsensical myth”
Exploration
Professor Marcia Langton
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“I don’t want my daughter brainwashed by a nonsensical myth”

Our inaugural Ngarrngga newsletter has landed!
Sharing
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Our inaugural Ngarrngga newsletter has landed!

Meet architect, anthropologist and educator Paul Memmott
Research
Professor Paul Memmott
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Meet architect, anthropologist and educator Paul Memmott

“I was constantly in trouble… I struggled terribly to just sit in a chair”
Storytelling
Doctor Joe Sambono
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“I was constantly in trouble… I struggled terribly to just sit in a chair”

Reconciliation in Education Forum
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Forum participants at Reconciliation in Education, Canberra
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Reconciliation in Education Forum

“I got brave and joined the project”
Lived Experience
Ocean waves wash around a rocky headland
General information

“I got brave and joined the project”

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