Events
Understanding Artificial Intelligence for First Nations health and wellbeing workers: Risks, safety and opportunities for our mob
Lowitja Institute is proud to host the webinar, Understanding Artificial Intelligence for Aboriginal and Torres Strait health and wellbeing workers:Risks, safety and opportunities for our mob, along with WellMob and...
Engaging with United Nations Mechanisms for Indigenous Rights and Self-Determination
Lowitja Institute warmly invites Indigenous leaders, practitioners, advocates, researchers, policymakers, and community representatives to attend an in-person workshop on Wurundjeri Country in Naarm. Emma Rawson-Te Patu is an Indigenous public...
Join us on Larrakia Country for our 5th International Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Conference
Join us from 8–10 June 2027 on Larrakia Country in Garramilla (Darwin) for an inspiring gathering of leaders, knowledge holders, and advocates committed to advancing Indigenous health and wellbeing. With...
Decolonising Research and Research as Ceremony & Healing
Our Lowitja Learning Summit continues in late October with two days of in-person workshops for Lowitja Institute and OCHRe Network Members and Friends, taking place in Ballina, on Nyangbul Country....
How to Respond to Reviewers’ Feedback
Dr Chontel Gibson provides practical strategies for addressing reviewer feedback clearly, professionally, and respectfully. Learn how to prepare an effective response letter, structure point-by-point replies, justify decisions when you choose...
Decolonising Implementation: Rethinking How Change Happens
In September, Donald Warne MD, MPH delivered the ‘Decolonising Implementation: Rethinking How Change Happens’ webinar. This webinar explored what it means to re-imagine and re-interpret implementation science by centring Indigenous knowledges,...
The Knowing, Being and Doing Series: Panel Discussion
Our Knowing, Being, and Doing series continued on 15 July with Professor Marcia Langton AO and Associate Professor Kristen Smith featuring in a panel discussion facilitated by Lowitja Journal Co-Editor-in-Chief...
Yarning About Yarning in Research: in-person workshop and Networking Event
In August, Professor Dawn Bessarab, a proud Bard/Yindjibarndi woman and renowned Indigenous researcher and educator, delivered the ‘Yarning About Yarning in Research’ workshop in-person on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja in Boorloo...
Best practice Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research, with Terri Janke and Company
Presented online by Terri Janke and Company, Australia’s oldest and largest privately owned Indigenous legal and consulting firm, specialising in Intellectual Property (IP) and Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP)....
Lowitja Institute Knowledge Translation Summit
Our May 2026 online gathering brought together policymakers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, communities, and researchers to share knowledge, showcase innovation, and influence systems change. For generations, our communities...
