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Category: First Peoples

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

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

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

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