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Charles Darwin University
Joined January 2023
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CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
A NEW Guidebook for Lecturers Cultural Responsiveness and First Nations student engagement has been developed by researchers from @cdu_ni & @CDU_FAS 👉bit.ly/twkg_1224 #CDUResearch #Indigenousresearch #Indigenouseducation @ABCIndigenous @IndigenousX
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Evidencing the emergence of healthy Indigenous communities through #GroundUp monitoring & evaluation✍️🏾by #Yolŋu researchers/Elders + supported by NI researchers 📘bit.ly/aasj_1224
🔴Nyomba Gaṉḏaŋu🟠Emmanuel Yunupiŋu
🟡Michaela Spencer ⚪️Michael Christie
#CDUresearch
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
🌟CONGRATS, PROFESSOR FORD!🌟
NI Senior Research Fellow Prof Linda Payi Ford has been elected as a Fellow of the @HumanitiesAU Aust Academy of the Humanities - the highest honour achievable in Australia’s humanities discipline.🙌🏾
👉bit.ly/lf_aah #CDUResearch @CDUni
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Should you study a short course with Harvard or Stanford? A new book by CDU digital initiatives expert Dr Seb Dianati explores the transition of Massive Open Online Courses from providing free and inclusive education to becoming for-profit enterprises. go.cdu.edu.au/fyhq
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
A groundbreaking new study into the patterns of terrorist language by CDU Linguistics Lecturer Dr Awni Etaywe could help authorities create algorithms to detect and flag extremist content online. Read more: go.cdu.edu.au/fyha #CDUResearch
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Congratulations Associate Professor George Frazis on the release of Volume 3 of Perspectives on the Hellenic Diaspora and on the opening of the 4th International Conference on the Hellenic Diaspora. @CDU_FAS – at Darwin, Northern Territory
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Curious about the potential of your research? ⁉️
It's time to launch your innovation with @CSIRO's free ON Prime program. From idea to pilot stage, projects of all stages are accepted. 💡bit.ly/ONprogram🧠 #CDUresearch @CDUni @CDU_Research @CDU_FAS
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Join us for this information-sharing & networking session about current programs and initiatives to increase the number of Aboriginal teachers across the Northern Territory.
📅Thursday 13 June
⏺️Online only via Zoom
Registration👉🏿bit.ly/teacherNT24
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Congrats! to the @CDUni North Australian Fire Information Team who were FINALISTS in the ‘Earth Observation Program of the Year’ category for #AUSSPACE24 Australian Space Awards.👏👏👏
@RohanFisher4 & Peter Jacklyn attended along with 400 members of the space industry community.
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
This week, our #PathwaysToPolitics for Women program kicked off with an engaging mixer on Sunday arvo. The event provided an opportunity for our 2024 cohort to convene, get to know each other & establish connections before delving into their upcoming intensive. #WomenInPolitics
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Happy #WorldEnvironmentDay! This year focuses on restoring Country, combating desertification, and increasing drought resilience. While we can't change the past, we can revive water sources, and bring back soils and native plants. #GenerationRestoration #CaringForCountry @UNEP
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
💡 New on our Knowledge Hub! Meet Laurie Zio, @cdu_ni program alum and Country Liberal Party candidate for Fannie Bay in the 2024 #NTelection.
Read Laurie's post on her personal 'pathway to politics' + get her content recs to support & inspire 👇
pathwaystopolitics.org.au/kn…
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
How do you take a preventative approach to sex-based harassment & discrimination in your workplace? Find out from the experts Anna Cody, Leanne Liddle & Dinesh Palipana at this Positive Duty panel discussion.
🗓️Tuesday, May 21, 9:30-11 am
Details & RSVP👉bit.ly/change-may21
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Last week @CDUni_VC met @TimWattsMP, Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs & @LukeGoslingMP, Member for Solomon at @cdu_ni for a dedicated briefing about @CDUni 's extensive #FirstNations Leadership, Engagement & Learning expertise👉🏾bit.ly/Wattvisit
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
In the lead-up to @archaeologyweek, join us next Wed, 15 May, for this People.Policy.Place. Seminar with visiting academic Assoc Prof in Archeology @martinporr.
Registration & more👉🏽bit.ly/ppp-may15
@CDUni @UWAresearch @FrobeniusI
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Do you know any motivated Territorian women ready to step into politics? Learn skills in✅Media Training ✅Effective Communication & Leadership ✅Campaigning & Fundraising ✅Social Media ✅Policy-Making ✅Speech Writing ✅ Applications closing on 24 April➡️pathwaystopolitics.org.au
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Dr Bird & Mr Hayashi joined the NT Treaty Symposium yesterday on Larrakia country. Elders & emerging generations called for more education on what treaty is, its history & lawful relations with First Nations peoples. Find more about @CDUni's treaty program go.cdu.edu.au/fzaa
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Join and support our students for the NI & @CDU_FAS's Higher Degree by Research (HDR) Student Showcase!🗓️ Wednesday, 10 April 2024
🕙 10:30 –11:45 am Darwin (ACST)
📍 In-person & online via Zoom
⏺️ Online via Zoom (all sessions recorded)
Rego & more👉bit.ly/HDRShowcase24
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Are you a current @CDUni research student? Join us tomorrow for the first 'Thesis Talk' where you can connect to and through ideas with your research peers! Find out more & register👉 go.cdu.edu.au/fz5q
CDU Faculty of Arts and Society retweeted
Professor Ruth Wallace & Tracy Woodroffe (NI) & Sally Knipe (@CDU_FAS) discuss the extra $1 billion in funding announced for NT schools over the five years in this @ConversationEDU article👉
theconversation.com/theres-a…





















