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Presentation Type
Video
Location
Click here to view 'Three Sisters, Women of High Degree'
Start Date
5-5-2023 12:00 PM
End Date
5-5-2023 2:00 PM
Description
In recognition of her lifetime of achievements, the life of Lucy Ngarbal Marshall AM will be celebrated as part of the inaugural Oration of the Chair of Indigenous Studies. Honoring her contribution to research with respect for her leadership, wisdom and life of practice, the Oration reflects a journey and the lived experience of an amazing Kimberley woman. Anne Poelina’s presentation will include a short film and memoirs of an outstanding human being. A dignified wise woman, with the power to commit to memory generations of cultural knowledge and practice, Ngarbal dreamt that we would all act and work together to share our spirit, liyan.
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Recommended Citation
Poelina, Anne, "Inaugural Oration of the Chair of Indigenous Studies “Shoulder to Shoulder; We still gotta role to play”" (2023). Workshops and Presentations. 1.
https://researchonline.nd.edu.au/nulungu_workshops_presentations/02/schedule/1
Inaugural Oration of the Chair of Indigenous Studies “Shoulder to Shoulder; We still gotta role to play”
Click here to view 'Three Sisters, Women of High Degree'
In recognition of her lifetime of achievements, the life of Lucy Ngarbal Marshall AM will be celebrated as part of the inaugural Oration of the Chair of Indigenous Studies. Honoring her contribution to research with respect for her leadership, wisdom and life of practice, the Oration reflects a journey and the lived experience of an amazing Kimberley woman. Anne Poelina’s presentation will include a short film and memoirs of an outstanding human being. A dignified wise woman, with the power to commit to memory generations of cultural knowledge and practice, Ngarbal dreamt that we would all act and work together to share our spirit, liyan.
Please see download for more information.
Comments
About the Oration of the Chair of Indigenous Studies
The Nulungu Research Institute has undergone substantive restructure in recent years to promote and respect cultural agency and authority. The establishment of a leadership team consisting of our co-Chairs of Indigenous Studies – Professor Anne Poelina and Associate Professor Steve Kinnane – provides cultural guidance and oversight alongside the Director, Associate Professor Melissa Marshall and Assistant Director, Dr Kathryn Thorburn. Together, the management and operations of the institute within the broader University are underpinned by our vision ‘To conduct exceptional and collaborative research which is transformative, decolonising and of value to Aboriginal people.’