The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Public Health Journal

Affirmative action is often suggested as a means to close the gap in levels of education between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Yopinion spoke to...

Dr Anne Lowell examines the communication methods and education process between health professionals and the Yolnu to effectively share and deliver vital inf...

Dr Chris Sarra, Executive Director of the Indigenous Education Leadership Institute speaks with students, educators, parents and community Elders in a series...

The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation provides boarding school and university scholarships for Indigenous children to attend some of Australia's lea...

The Indigenous Traineeship Program at UWS is bridging the gap with education, employment and technology, and is making a difference in the community of Great...

From the Film Australia Collection. Made by Film Australia 1975. Directed by Greg Reading. This film looks at a bilingual education program in the Northern T...

Ray Martin talking about his involvement with Indigenous Education and Employment Strategies for Indigenous Youth, from an interview with Mark Graham. Novemb...

Do You See What I See? Education, Child Protection and Child Health Services to Aboriginal Clients in West Australia Glenn Pearson (University of Western Aus...

More information visit the Rural Health Education Foundation http://www.rhef.com.au

More information visit the Rural Health Education Foundation http://www.rhef.com.au

Carclew Youth Arts received funding from the Alcohol Education Rehabilitation Foundation (AER) in partnership with the Department of Premier and Cabinet's So...

Indigenous elders say education in a formal setting is key to the survival of their languages and are calling for funding for programs in schools.

Carclew Youth Arts received funding from the Alcohol Education Rehabilitation Foundation (AER) in partnership with the Department of Premier and Cabinet's So...

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has greeted an annual Closing the Gap report with comments that Indigenous health and education have improved but life expectanc...

Charlie King is a Gurindji man and an ABC Sport Broadcaster in Darwin, where he has worked since 1994. A human rights campaigner, his extensive work in the c...