Carissa Lee Godwin, Editor of APO’s First Peoples & Public Policy Collection, explores the new Family Matters report, produced by the Secretariat … More
Category: Collections
Making Indigenous voices heard in climate change debate
Carissa Lee Godwin, Editor, APO’s First Peoples & Public Policy Collection, highlights the main findings from a United Nations (UN) report … More
Experiences of the cashless debit card from First Peoples of Ceduna
Carissa Lee Godwin, Editor, APO’s First Peoples & Public Policy Collection, presents key findings from a paper on the Federal Government’s … More
Guest blog: Introducing the Digital Health Systems Collection – by Simone Marangon
Digital health systems have been a critical topic of exploration and policy development across the globe in recent years. Simone … More
Economic independence through Indigenous art in Australia’s far north
Economic self-determination through art and culture can be empowering, but for some remote communities, it can be difficult to achieve. … More
Meet Xin – an APO intern with a passion for culture
Zhao Xin (Xin) is undertaking his Masters of Cultural and Creative Industries in the School of Media, Film and Journalism at Monash … More
APO now features a curated collection on digital health
Great news! APO now features a curated, online Digital Health grey literature collection. The Collection examines aspects of digital health systems that … More
Guest blog: Creative industries in Industry 4.0 – by Dr Jessica Pacella
In recent years, ‘creative industries’ has become a politically charged issue across the globe. Dr Jess Pacella, Lecturer at the … More
Improving learning outcomes for Indigenous students
Indigenous ways of learning include deep listening and community-oriented activities, with family being a prominent element of First Peoples’ education. … More
Opinion: Sorry Day – The importance of knowledge
My name is Carissa Lee Godwin. I’m a Wemba-Wemba and Noongar woman, and Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO) Specialist Editor … More
