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IGD Newsletter – 2nd Edition
The second Indigenous Governance of Development collaborative research project newsletter is now available
The second Indigenous Governance of Development collaborative research project newsletter is now available...
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IGD Newsletter – 1st Edition
Read our first Indigenous Governance of Development collaborative research project newsletter
Exceptional Governance: Stories of Success from the 2018 Indigenous Governance Awards
The Australian Indigenous Governance Institute reviews the nine 2018 Indigenous Governance Awards finalists to discover what underpins their success.
Summary – Webinar: International Resilience through COVID
AIGI held a webinar on Wednesday 10th June with Guest speakers
Linda Smith and
Megan Hill
Summary – Webinar: Governing through Crisis
AIGI held a webinar on Wednesday 13th May with Guest speakers
Sarah Brown ( CEO, Purple House),
Pat Turner (CEO, NACCHO) and
Peter Murray (Deputy Chair, 10 Deserts Project, CEO Yanunijarra Aboriginal Corporation)
OUR PEOPLE, OUR WAY: STORIES OF INDIGENOUS GOVERNANCE SUCCESS
A new AIGI publication presents real world stories of governance co-authored with six finalists of the Indigenous Governance Awards program.
International Indigenous Governance Conference
The Australian Indigenous Governance Institute will co-convene the inaugural International Indigenous Governance Conference ‘Self-determination through Self-governance’ with Reconciliation Australia in Brisbane from 2nd to 3rd December 2020.
To be heard and for the words to have actions: Traditional Owner voices report.
Traditional Owner voices: improving government relationships and supporting strong foundations.
Nation Building and Development
As an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leader put it, “Australian governments may not see us as a nation, but we are going to act like a nation, in every way we can.” – Narrendjeri Elder
Indigenous Community Governance Project
The Indigenous Community Governance Project (ICG) was conducted through a partnership between the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, ANU, and Reconciliation Australia.