Curious about the deep and continuing Indigenous history of the ANU Acton campus? Join us as ANU Alumnus and Indigenous archaeologist Dave Johnston takes us on a guided tour around campus on 11am-12pm 18/2 and 1-2pm 20/2. facebook.com/events/5081896…

ANU Indigenous students are invited to attend our Academic Network Lunch 12-1pm 19/2 to practice those networking skills and learn about the support services each of ANU's academic colleges can supply while enjoying a delicious catered lunch

Recent bushfires have had a devastating impact on communities but they've also unearthed some fascinating & important Indigenous artefacts. Preservation of culturally significant items is critical. Tjabal Centre ANU_Indigenous ANU School of Archaeology & Anthropology #indigenousarchaeology AIATSIS

Question of the day: Is Braedyn walking Tofu or is Tofu walking Braedyn? 😅

Interested in the challenges facing Indigenous people around the world? Then join us next Weds, 11 March at 5.30pm to find out more ANUPopulationHealth AIATSIS Lowitja Institute Australian Dept of Health, Disability and Ageing Tjabal Centre ANU School of Archaeology & Anthropology ANU_Indigenous ANU Biological Anthropology First Nations eventbrite.com.au/e/understandin…

'Public #health measures to reduce the spread of #COVID19 may be having an unintended effect on remote #Indigenous communities' say ANURegNet's Joh Altman and ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences 's Francis Markham via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand #coronavirusau ANU CIPR Tjabal Centre ANU College of Asia and the Pacific @ANU_CHL

To all undergraduate and postgraduate ANU Indigenous students, don't forget to RSVP to the Tjabal End of Year event on December 8th 4-8pm! Follow the link to RSVP. shorturl.at/oJMNR

Thank you all to the ANU staff and students who came together last week for the Tjabal Centre's End of Year gathering at ANU Commons. With the new year, we at the Tjabal Centre, hope that we can come together as a community again to celebrate the achievements of its members again

Inspiring work by Winanga-Li Aboriginal Child and Family Centre, and ANU linguists Dr Hilary Smith, Dr John Giacon and Dr Carmel O'Shannessey, on their language renewal resources, Gamilaraay Voices. cass.anu.edu.au/news/hear-read…

Striking a new chord 🎼🎵 Indigenous composers at ourANU are helping confront Australia's colonial past with original music written for an antique piano. Learn more in the latest edition of #ANUreporter 👇 reporter.anu.edu.au/striking-new-c…

BREAKING: The #NAIDOC2021 theme is: HEAL COUNTRY! – which calls for all of us to continue to seek greater protections for our lands, our waters, our sacred sites and our cultural heritage from exploitation, desecration, and destruction.

Amazing work by ANU Indigenous alumnus and Director of the Australian Indigenous Archaeologists' Association, Dave Johnston and archaeologist Dr Duncan Wright following the discovery of 6 boomerangs of great academic, community and cultural significance cutt.ly/5jAUNdC

Inspiring work being completed by Wiradjuri ANU PhD student Kate Harriden on applying Indigenous science and knowledge gathering processes to reframe our understanding of stormwater channels and its management. Read more here: reporter.anu.edu.au/drain-brain

Archaeologists have launched a project to find the Kimberley’s lost stories carved into iconic, centuries-old boab trees. These trees record the stories of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Read more here: reporter.anu.edu.au/if-these-trees…

“I hope that this award helps to push our efforts along faster.” Congratulations to #ANUExpert & Wiradjuri woman Dr Jill Guthrie, who’s being honoured for her work to improve Indigenous health. Well done, Jill! 👏 anu.edu.au/news/all-news/… #IndigenousHealth #ItsAnHonour

ANU O-Week is only a weekend away, and we at the Tjabal Centre are excited to see the new and familiar faces of our student community at our O-Week events. Register for our events here eventbrite.com.au/o/tjabal-centr…

Keen to start a PhD to explore ideas about addressing #ClimateChange? Our new Game Change Supplementary Scholarship supports emerging PhD scholars who are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples, from Pacific Island Nations, or rural Australia ➡️ bit.ly/GCSS2021

New publication alert!! caepr.cass.anu.edu.au/research/publi… Bhiamie Williamson