Gregory Phillips is a Waanyi and Jaru medical anthropologist. He leads change in the art and science of decolonisation. He had a PhD addressing power, cultural safety and racism issues in medical schools, is Professor of First Peoples Health (Adjunct) in the School of Medicine at Griffith University, and Chairs the Ebony Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Institute.
The role of universities in balanced national conversations about racism
We continue to see the fallout from the Carumba Institute’s National Symposium on Racism held last month, with attacks on organisers, delegates, and academic freedom.…
Decolonisation of the workplace! Is more important than ever
Decolonising an organisation must be intentional, resourced and based on ethical, moral and legal motivations for workplaces to learn and apply respectful ways of ensuring Indigenous self-determination and institution-wide responsibility.
