Black Knowing Series

This article is part of the Black Knowing series, a partnership with QUT’s Carumba Institute and Indigenousx.

This article is part of the Black Knowing series, a partnership with QUT’s Carumba Institute and Indigenousx.

This article is part of the Black Knowing series, a partnership with QUT’s Carumba Institute and IndigenousX. Jade Robertson explores, can telling our stories - truthfully, unapologetically - dismantle the systems that silence us?

This article is part of the Black Knowing series, a partnership with QUT’s Carumba Institute and IndigenousX. Author’s note: This article was inspired by Uncle Graham Brady

Danika writes of her experiences navigating academia and life, and the power of mob and the knowledges we hold. This article is part of the Black Knowing series, a partnership with QUT’s Carumba Institute and Indigenousx.

During her study, Cecilia King has noticed she is one of a scarce number of Indigenous students in STEM. Here she interrogates Australia’s dark history which has contributed to ongoing barriers and issues for First Nations peoples’ interactions with STEM. This article is part of the Black Knowing series, a partnership with QUT’s Carumba Institute and Indigenousx.