Empowering First Nations carer voices:
Transforming policy and practice
 

Wednesday 26 February 2025  |  11:00 am - 12:30 pm AEDT


This webinar will explore insights from current and emerging evidence on the lived experiences of First Nations carers in Australia. It will highlight practical strategies to enhance the voices of First Nations carers and transform carer-related policy and practice.

The event is designed for policy makers, practitioners, researchers, and carers—form both First Nations and non-First Nations backgrounds—committed to creating culturally safe and inclusive carer-related policy and practice. 

Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by First Nations carers and contribute to shaping policy and practice that better meet their needs.

Facilitator:  
  • Judith Lovegrove, Indigenous Governance and Engagement Lead, 'Stay Strong Program', Menzies School of Public Health Research
Featuring:  
  • Professor Tricia Nagel, ‘Stay Strong Program’, Menzies School of Health Research 
  • Jasmine Williams, Girra Maa, University of Technology Sydney 
  • Dr Zoe Staines, ‘Caring about Care’, School of Social Science, University of Queensland 
  • Banok Rind, Wiyi Yani U Thangani Institute, Australian National University
This webinar is ideal for policy makers, practitioners, researchers, and carers—both First Nations and non-First Nations.
 
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