Indigenous ways of thinking and researching: Recent Episodes
Flinders University, Caring Futures Institute
Interviews with indigenous researchers hosted by Prof Joanne Arciuli, Dean (Research), Flinders University, College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Artwork was created by Sarah Bates (please note copyright). This series is an initiative of Flinders University, Caring Futures Institute.
Interview with Ms Nancy Bates
Hosted by Professor Joanne Arciuli (Dean of Research, College of Nursing and Health Sciences and leader of the Methodological Innovation group in the Caring Futures Institute, Flinders University)Nancy Bates is a Barkindji person and an Aboriginal singer and songwriter. Nancy produced the music for our podcast series. She shares with us her views on the role of music and art in Indigenous health research.
We thanks Nancy Bates and Sarah Bates who contributed the visual art and music. These pieces were commissioned by Flinders University and can not be re-used without permission.
Special thanks to Dr Sara Javanparast for the organisation, editing and production of the podcast interview.
Interview with Mr Tirritpa Ritchie
Hosted by Professor Joanne Arciuli (Dean of Research, College of Nursing and Health Sciences and leader of the Methodological Innovation group in the Caring Futures Institute, Flinders University)Tirritpa Ritchie of the College of Nursing & Health Sciences, Flinders University is a Kaurna man from Adelaide, South Australia. Tirritpa shares with us his views about Indigenous knowledge and its incorporation in health research.
We thanks Nancy Bates and Sara Bates who contributed the visual art and music. These pieces were commissioned by Flinders University and can not be re-used without permission.
Special thanks to Dr Sara Javanparast for the organisation, editing and production of the podcast interview.
Interview with Dr Nina Sivertsen
Hosted by Professor Joanne Arciuli (Dean of Research, College of Nursing and Health Sciences and leader of the Methodological Innovation group in the Caring Futures Institute, Flinders University)Nina Sivertsen of the College of Nursing & Health Sciences, Flinders University is an Arctic Indigenous Sámi woman from Northern Norway. Nina shares with us her experience of Indigenous knowledge and research in Norway and Australia.
We thanks Nancy Bates and Sarah Bates who contributed the visual art and music. These pieces were commissioned by Flinders University and can not be re-used without permission.
Special thanks to Dr Sara Javanparast for the organisation, editing and production of the podcast interview.
Interview with Associate Professor Tamara Mackean
Hosted by Professor Joanne Arciuli (Dean of Research, College of Nursing and Health Sciences and leader of the Methodological Innovation group in the Caring Futures Institute, Flinders University)
Tamara Mackean of the College of Medicine and Public Health, Flinders University is a Waljen woman, Public Health Medicine Physician and Fellow of the Australasian Faculty of Public Health Medicine. Tamara shares with us her experience of Indigenous knowledge and methodological innovations in Indigenous research.
We thanks Nancy Bates and Sara Bates who contributed the visual art and music. These pieces were commissioned by Flinders University and can not be re-used without permission.
Special thanks to Dr Sara Javanparast for the organisation, editing and production of the podcast interview.