University elevates Indigenous knowledge: Endorsement of the Institute of Koorie Education Research Plan 2010

Authors

  • Aunty Joan Vickery
  • Aunty Alma Thorpe
  • Aunty Melva Johnson
  • Aunty Kella Robinson
  • Aunty Merle Bamblett
  • Aunty Georgina Williams
  • Uncle Graham Austin
  • Aunty Rose Bamblett,
  • Aunty Beverley Peters
  • Aunty Laura Bell
  • Aunty Lyn McInnes
  • Esme Bamblett
  • Lisa Thorpe
  • Helen Kennedy
  • Angela Clarke
  • Nicole Waddell
  • Annette Vickery,
  • Jan Muir
  • Rosie Smith
  • Irene Morris
  • Veronica Arbon
  • Mark Rose
  • Wendy Brabham

Abstract

The notion of Academic Freedom snarled the endorsement of the Institute of Koorie Education Research Plan at the Academic Board of Deakin University requiring discussion, written arguments and a presentation with the full authoritative direction of Elders and Respected Persons/Knowledgeable Others. This resulted in elevation of arguments on the primacy of Indigenous Knowledge Systems and the ruling on the Research Plan several months later. This paper progress a previous article through outlining achievements and discussion of one aspect of this necessary work within and external to the University.

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Published

2011-01-01

How to Cite

Vickery, A. J., Thorpe, A. A., Johnson, A. M., Robinson, A. K., Bamblett, A. M., Williams, A. G., … Brabham, W. (2011). University elevates Indigenous knowledge: Endorsement of the Institute of Koorie Education Research Plan 2010. WINHEC: International Journal of Indigenous Education Scholarship, (1), 3–14. Retrieved from https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/winhec/article/view/18612

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No. 1 (2011): Indigenous Research: Elders & knowledgeable others in higher education

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