Webinars – Indigenous science CoP Webinar October 20, 2022 Theme: Incorporating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and perspectives into the science undergraduate curriculumPresenters: John Shannahan, Heather Pate, Renae Isaacs-Guthridge, Kenneth Hayward, Robert Somerville, Annette Koenders.> Video recording and Infusing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge and Perspective into Science Curricula (padlet.com) Webinar August 11, 2022 Theme: Indigenous Data Sovereignty, Higher Education, and Ethics: The Story of how Kannabi became WisePresenters: Prof Gawaian Bodkin-Andrews of the University of Western Sydney> Video recording Webinar July 14, 2022 Theme: Indigenising curriculum in IT and Health and Physical EducationPresenters: Dr Rosetta Romano, Dr Michael Davies, University of Canberra> Video recording Webinar June 2, 2022 Theme: Beyond individual approaches: Systematic approaches to Indigenous curriculum designPresenters: Professor Susan Page, Director of Indigenous Learning and Teaching, Western Sydney University> View the presentation and references > Video recording Webinar April 1, 2022 The first webinar for 2022 was a discussion on an important paper by Susan Page, Michelle Trudgett and Gawaian Bodkin-Andrews > Read the paper Creating a degree-focused pedagogical framework to guide Indigenous graduate attribute curriculum development > Video recording Webinar December 9, 2021 Theme: Embedding First Nations Health within CurriculumPresenters: Dr Ngaree Blow and Joanne Bolton > Video recording Webinar November 4, 2021 Theme: Crafting an on-Country learning experience at Budj BimPresenters: Associate Professor Juliana Kaya Prpic, The University of Melbourne > Video recording Webinar September 16, 2021 Theme: The National Indigenous Science Education Program: Facilitating Equity, Inclusion and Belonging in Secondary and Higher EducationPresenters:Joanne Jamie (Macquarie University) and Deb Breckenridge (DET, NSW)> Video recording Webinar August 5, 2021 Theme: Better in Blak: an ethical journey towards decolonising the Science curriculum through exposure to Indigenous Knowledge systemsPresenters:Matthew Pye, Rebecca Cross, and Fran van den Berg, The University of Sydney> Video recording Webinar June 17, 2021 Theme: Building Bridges: Embedding Indigenous Science Into Mainstream STEM CurriculumPresenters:Reva Ramiah, Brenda Rohl, Tracey Kickett, and Allison Blyth, Curtin University> Video recording Webinar June 02, 2021 Theme: Overcoming barriers – Teaching for diversity and equity in STEMFacilitators:Reva Ramiah (Curtin University)Lisa Godinho (The University of Melbourne)Angela Ziebell (Monash University)Joanne Castelli (University of Western Australia)Stephen George-Williams (The University of Sydney).> Video recording> Slides> Case studies Related Pages Connections to specialists and experts Indigenous Science Content Indigenous Science Cultural competency Indigenous Science Teacher Resources Webinars – Indigenous science CoP
