Ngoonjook Edition 32

Ngoonjook seeks to make relevant material available to an Indigenous readership and to all those interested in Indigenous Australian issues. Themes explored include: education, health, cultural identity, natural and cultural resource management, the arts and linguistics.

Articles in this issue:

• Empowering research with Indigenous communities by Pat Dudgeon
• The cross-institutional Indigenous research project: a proposal for a collaborative approach to the development of Indigenous researchers by Dr Laura Brearley
• From consumers to creators: the importance of getting your work published by Anthony McMahon
• Indigenous imprint: multimedia/intermedia strategies as an Indigenous dissemination tool for practice-based research by Dr Sandy O’Sullivan
• Paper 2: Both-ways: philosophy to practice by Robyn Ober & Melodie Bat
• Indigenous research: Aboriginal knowledge creation by Dr Veronica Arbon
• Indigenous researchers reflect at the Indigenous Research Forum by Robyn Ober & Dr. Lyn Fasoli
• Cultural diversity at work: do we need it? by Beth Mildred
• A case study of how Hawaiians are able to negotiate their cultural space within their Hawaiian workplace environment by Dr Kerri-Ann Kealohapau`ole Hewett
• Imprisonment of the many: capacity building or community demolition? by Brian Steels