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In this topic, we explore the concept of self-determination and how it applies to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples We introduce nation building, treaty and development as examples of self-determinatio...
The Australian Indigenous Governance Institute showcases nine 2024 Indigenous Governance Awards finalists who example innovation, self-determination, sustainability, effectiveness and cultural-legitimacy in their...
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In this annual forum we invite you to join us to explore Indigenous governance, and the structures, systems, and processes by which different First Nations peoples have framed leadership, culture, social and econo...
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Ragina Rogers
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Ragina Rogers is a proud freshwater Wiradjuri woman with strong ties to the Bundjalung Nation.
Ragina is a visionary leader with a deep commitment to supporting the social and economic sustainability of Indigenous Australians. With a philanthropic leadership career at the interface of Culture and Governance, Ragina has worked consistently in the service of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, the disadvantaged and the vulnerable.
With a Master’s degree in Governance and Leadership, Ragina’s career has spanned numerous areas, working as a paramedic, clinical educator, board director and leader in Indigenous Health. She is passionate about driving systemic change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, empowering strong culture, connection to country and equity and equality grounded in self-determination.
Ragina also serves as the Deputy Chair of the Twin Towns Services Clubs & Resorts Foundation and Director of the Board of the Twin Towns Services Clubs & Resorts.
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