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Indigenous peoples, cultures and knowledges
The knowledges and cultures of Indigenous peoples, damaged and dismissed by the colonial project, bring country-centred perspectives to mitigating and managing the impacts of climate change and other environmental challenges. This cluster frames its work through Indigenous protocols and governance.
Leaders
Researchers
- Associate Professor Emma Aisbett
- Professor Jon Altman
- Dr Rini Astuti
- Professor Rowena Ball
- Associate Professor Christopher Ballard
- Dr Amita Bansal
- Prof Stephen Bygrave
- Dr George Carter
- Associate Professor Kim Cunio
- Professor Tim Denham
- Dr Colette Einfeld
- Honorary Professor Colin Filer
- Dr Rebecca Hamilton
- Dr Alexander Hunter
- Professor Fiona Jenkins
- Professor Christopher Kellett
- Patrick L'Espoir Decosta
- Associate Professor Jonathan Liljeblad
- Emeritus Professor Robyn Lucas
- Dr Emily Macleod
- Professor Sango Mahanty
- Karina Martin
- Dr Bonnie McConnell
- Dr Siobhan McDonnell
- Dr Rebecca Monson
- Assoc Prof Ruth Morgan
- Dr Claudia Munera Roldan
- Dr Lily O'Neill
- Professor Michael Platow
- Julia Reynolds
- Dr Anouk Ride
- Brad Riley
- Dr Alam Saleh
- Dr Sofia C. Samper Carro
- Dr Anna Sanders
- Dr Jeremy Smith
- Dr Maria Tanyag
- Assoc Prof Katerina Teaiwa
- Dr Annick Thomassin
Students
2022
Climate Change Adaptation in The Gambia: The Role of Kanyeleng Communication and Performance, Bonnie McConnell & Sheikh Omar Jallow, African Studies Review.
Renewable hydrogen will be produced on land traditionally owned by First Nations people: will its owners benefit?, Lily O’Neill, Fiona J Beck, Wenting Cheng, Australian Environment Review.
Aboriginal Community Governance on the Frontlines and Faultlines in the Black Summer Bushfires, Bhiamie Williamson, ANU Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research.
2021
Energy insecurity during temperature extremes in remote Australia, Thomas Longden, Simon Quilty, Brad Riley, Lee V. White, Michael Klerck, Vanessa Napaltjari Davis & Norman Frank Jupurrurla, Nature Energy.
