Senior researchers
Professor Sandra Wooltorton
Kimberley Transitions Research leader
Professor Sandy Toussaint
Anthropologist
Professor Stephen Muecke
Cultural Theorist
Professor Anne Poelina
Yimardoowarra Marnin (Woman who belongs to the river)
Professor Celia Deane-Drummond
Ecotheologian
Professor Kevin Kenneally
Botanist
Professor Pierre Horwitz
Environmental Scientist
Professor Len Collard
Literature and Communications
Dr David Palmer
Senior Lecturer in Community Development
Ms Catrina Aniere
Teacher/Researcher
Professor Mindy Blaise
Feminist anticolonial researcher
Dr Virginia Westwood
Research Fellow
Acknowledgement of Country
The Nulungu Research Institute is located on Yawuru land, encompassing the coastal town of Broome. Aboriginal saltwater, river and desert language groups across the Kimberley sustain intergenerational cultural, intellectual and social affiliations over time. Kimberley Transitions researchers and associates pay respect to the Yawuru and other Kimberley cultural custodians - to past, present and future generations. Knowledge and expertise, evident throughout the Kimberley – the place Aboriginal women, men, children and others call home – is vital to the sustainability of all people and places. That Kimberley Transitions can be part of this ongoing process underpins the Project's aims and ethos.
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