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The Symbolism Behind the Dhari Headdress
Navigating by the Stars: Seafaring Knowledge of the Torres Strait
I invite you to explore how Torres Strait seafarers master celestial navigation, revealing the cultural significance behind their star-guided journeys.
How Torres Strait Islander Dance Keeps History Alive
Outstanding Torres Strait Islander dance preserves history through movement and stories, inspiring deeper understanding of their enduring cultural legacy.
Mer Culture 101: The Story of Eddie Mabo’s Island
In Mer Culture 101: The Story of Eddie Mabo’s Island, explore how underwater myths and Indigenous traditions challenge perceptions and inspire ongoing struggles for sovereignty.
Why the Torres Strait Eight Took Their Climate Case to the UN
Keen to hold governments accountable for climate inaction, the Torres Strait Eight took their case to the UN to seek justice and protect their future.
A Guide to Culturally Appropriate Acknowledgment of Country
Culturally appropriate acknowledgment of country demonstrates respect and understanding—discover how to honor traditions meaningfully and build genuine connections.
Indigenous Intellectual Property: Who Owns Traditional Knowledge?
Knowledge of Indigenous communities’ traditional practices is protected by legal systems, but understanding who owns it requires exploring further.
The Role of Elders in Contemporary Decision‑Making
Knowledgeably, elders influence modern decisions by sharing wisdom and cultural values, shaping inclusive communities—discover how their role continues to impact society today.
Indigenous Climate Activists Making Waves Globally
Notable Indigenous climate activists are transforming global environmental efforts by blending tradition with activism—discover how their work is shaping our planet’s future.
How Indigenous Cartography Is Redrawing Australia’s Map
How Indigenous cartography is reshaping Australia’s map by revealing ancestral stories, sacred sites, and cultural ties that challenge traditional boundaries and redefine identity.
