PRESENT YOUR WORK | Submit an EOI to share your work at the First Nations Health Communication Symposium in Darwin. Theme: Preparing for our future, Deadline: Friday 4 Aug 2023! menzies.edu.au/page/News_and_… Charles Darwin University, Northern Institute, AANZCAorg Menzies Research Our Health in Our Hands ❤️💛🖤 Croakey News

REGISTER TODAY | Join us for the third First Nations Health Communication Workshop and Symposium! Wednesday 18 October | two half-day workshops Thursday 19 October | full day symposium Find out more and register: bit.ly/3K0kzJq

“Cultural safety training is acknowledging that bringing biases to interactions is a normal human trait. It’s about recognising that and making sure that our medical decision making is not being influenced by those biases” ow.ly/zKvS50PouET @annapralph Menzies Research

There’s just one day left to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to present your work at the First Nations Health Communication Symposium! Find out more and register your interest: bit.ly/3K0kzJq

Found this pic from the inaugural First Nations Health Communication Symposium in 2019. Full house! EOI's to present your work at the 2023 Symposium close today (4th Aug). This year's theme is "Preparing for our future". menzies.edu.au/page/News_and_… Menzies Research AANZCAorg Northern Institute

“Yes” isn’t the fix. There still a mountain of work to be done. However I’ll take my cues from these leaders who’ve worked in policy since before I was born.

Latest pub Humanities & Social Sciences Communications "Countering the “wrong story”" about #COVID vaccines. Lesson no.1: successful health communication necessitates a shift in power dynamics. Mainstream services should step back from controlling the narrative.@annapralph Menzies Research nature.com/articles/s4159…

This opportunity is once in generations. We are at a fork in the road. Choose hope. Choose change. Choose a better future. VOTE YES.

What practical difference will the Voice make? A bunch of us from Menzies Research imagine in MJA that if the referendum is successful, a Voice to Parliament will move us towards codesigning a healthier future. The National Gathering Thomas Mayo #YES @annapralph insightplus.mja.com.au/2023/33/the-vo…

Four people working in the NT’s Top End share perspectives on the potential impact of the Voice to Parliament on health outcomes for First Nations peoples ow.ly/Y6fW50PHhRT

Where have we heard those arguments before? 🤔 #yes23 #Yes23au #voteyes #UnionsforYes

Today is #InternationalPodcastDay so no better time to celebrate the award-winning podcast ‘Ask the Specialist’ which led to a unique cultural safety training package. More at: bit.ly/48tyeU3

Our 2023 First Nations Health Communication “Preparing for our future” is selling out fast! Register to attend the 18 – 19 October sessions hosted by our Communicate Study Partnership: bit.ly/3K0kzJq

Help please ARC Tracker I am trying to find which ARC committee will review my DECRA. I believe after I’ve identified my FOR (which are 441004, 450523, 470108) I should be able to find the committee & names of members. But I’ve failed. Any tips on how to find the info? Thanks!

News the alleged “racial slur” used by Sam Kerr towards a British police officer causing a charge of racial vilification was “stupid white bastard” is outrageous, despicable and frankly unbelievable on many levels. Firstly, any police officer worthy of the name who’s unable to

Since I stopped working ABC Darwin my research Menzies Research has focused on how to change storytelling practices of settler-colonisers like me. This is my very small contribution to the field of narrative change and podcasting Media Practice and Education tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

JUST PUBLISHED | A new case study led by Menzies researcher @vickikerrigan into how podcasters can effectively work with First Nations peoples and White Australians to change the settler-colonising narrative Read the article in full via Media Practice and Education: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

“If They Help Us, We Can Help Them”: First Nations Peoples Identify Intercultural Health Communication Problems and Solutions in Hospital in Northern Australia link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Only patients decide if a health service is culturally safe. Our latest pub Menzies Research shares experiences of Yolŋu, Bininj, Yammirr, Torres Strait Islander, and other First Nations peoples of hospitalisation in Darwin link.springer.com/article/10.100…

New Study | Menzies’ Communicate Study Partnership team have uncovered key priorities to improve the delivery of culturally safe care for First Nations peoples. Read more: bit.ly/3BP9Ksl