Our partnerships with Indigenous communities

Gaining knowledge through sharing culture

Visit to Alice Springs and the Yipirinya
Schoolcommunity to discuss an international
education research partnership.
From L-R: Tom Stokes (Trinity Grammar),
Jill Brown (Monash University), Eva Alerby,
Karolina Parding, and Krister Herrting
(Lulea University, Sweden) and
Rhonda Inkamala (Yipirinya School).

The Faculty of Education is committed to building respectful and equal partnerships with Indigenous communities, working together to create a culturally safe environment where educators, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, will make significant contribution to the field of Indigenous education in teaching and research. By developing culturally appropriate partnerships, positive role models and through the preservation and maintenance of Indigenous life ways in the Australian education system, the partnerships will support the economic and social sustainability of Indigenous communities and the development of the faculty as a national and international leader in the field of Indigenous education teaching and research.

Faculty of Education Indigenous partnership strategy 2006-2008 (pdf 102Kb)

Centre for Australian Indigenous Studies (CAIS)

We are working in collaboration with the Centre for Australian Indigenous Studies (CAIS) in the Arts Faculty, Monash University.