Yunggorendi

Yunggorendi First Nations Centre for Higher Education and Research provides a focal point for Indigenous students, encouraging and supporting students’ participation and success in higher education. Staff of the Centre are also involved in Indigenous research and education at Flinders University as well as being actively involved in communities of practice.

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Aboriginal Communities, Sovereignty and the University Yunggorendi Seminar presented by Associate Professor Tracey Bunda, Yunggorendi. 3pm 17 May. Free registration

Soldiers not Citizens – the story of Indigenous ANZACs in WW1 and WW2 Yunggorendi Seminar presented by current student Michael Bonner. 24 April 2012. Free registration

Three papers by Yunggorendi staff have been presented at the 2012 American Education Research Association Conference "Critical (Post)colonial Pedagogies of the Contact Zone" in Canada: Simone Ulalka Tur; Faye Blanch and a combined one by A/Prof Daryle Rigney, Dr Belinda MacGill and Affiliate Steve Hemming.

What’s your Dreaming? Where’s your Country?: concepts of Aboriginal holism, evidence and logic Yunggorendi Seminar presented by Assistant Professor Blaze Kwaymullina, University of Western Australia, 15 March. Watch video...

Honorary Doctorate awarded
Congratulations to Kaurna Elder Uncle Lewis Yerloburka O’Brien who was recognised at December 2011 Graduation for his contributions, including maintaining Kaurna language and culture, and teaching at Yunggorendi. Read more…

Long Way Home - A celebration of 21 years of Yunggorendi First Nations Centre. Exhibition catalogue available for $5 plus postage by emailing museum@flinders.edu.au or from the Flinders University City Gallery. Details