Please download, read and share this new report, Profiling Excellence: Indigenous Knowledge Translation.
The publication was produced by Croakey Professional Services for the Lowitja Institute and is being officially launched at a webinar today. It was edited by Associate Professor Megan Williams, Associate Professor Megan Williams, a Wiradjuri researcher and the Research Lead and Assistant Director of the National Centre for Cultural Competence at The University of Sydney.
It includes:
- Foreword
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the experts in knowledge translation
- Miyo-pimatisiwin – Living a good life
- Rites of passage: A case study in knowledge translation
- Following the Jina: Knowledges from Country and culture strengthening young men.
We thank and acknowledge all who contributed.
The report is also available from the Lowitja Institute, as well as Croakey’s publications page, which hosts a diverse selection of reports on wide-ranging public health matters.
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