Curtin academics, mental health and drug and alcohol service providers are working with Aboriginal Elders to provide more culturally appropriate health and wellbeing services to Aboriginal people.
By Nicholas Brant | Health and medicine; Research; Culture, language and Indigenous; Health | Leave a commentEducators and providers will have access to a new set of tools and resources to better support students from refugee backgrounds pursue higher education, following a national research project.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Health and medicine; Research; Culture, language and Indigenous; Education; HealthOnline learners from across the globe will have the unique opportunity to learn about the language and culture of the Noongar people of Western Australia.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Campus and community; General; Culture, language and Indigenous; EducationFourteen unique stories celebrating heritage, overcoming tragedy and healing through connecting to country will help keep Australia’s Aboriginal culture alive as part of a new book.
By Yasmine Phillips | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous
A group of young migrants from multilingual backgrounds are the stars of SAME DRUM music video, calling for all cultures living in Australia to be united and live in happiness and peace.
By Curtin University | Alumni news; Culture, language and Indigenous; Humanities; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
A new book by acclaimed historian Professor Anna Haebich is shedding light on the history of Nyungar performance.
By Daniel Jauk | Arts and culture; Campus and community; Research; Culture, language and Indigenous; Humanities | Leave a comment
Join the Centre for Human Rights Education for the first in our Research Seminar Series for 2018 with speakers Rosemary Sayer and Reneé Pettitt-Schipp.
By Nicola Cobley | Culture, language and IndigenousIn a public lecture at Curtin University on 14 February, Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd reflected on the official national apology he delivered to the Stolen Generation in 2008.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous | Leave a comment
The Ramirez-Smith triplets are one step closer to becoming physiotherapists after graduating from Curtin’s Indigenous Pre-Medicine and Health Sciences Enabling Course.
By Zoe Taylor | Campus and community; Student News; Culture, language and Indigenous; Health | Leave a commentTrailblazing Indigenous female triplets are one step closer to achieving their dreams of becoming certified physiotherapists after graduating in the first cohort of a new enabling course at Curtin.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Campus and community; General; Culture, language and Indigenous; Education; HealthCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
