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Reframe to Repair: Ngarrngga’s Call for Relational Education Grounded in Indigenous Knowing
Exploration
Publication

Reframe to Repair: Ngarrngga’s Call for Relational Education Grounded in Indigenous Knowing

Education Program Report Released: 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art
Art
Publication

Education Program Report Released: 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art

Where to from here in Indigenous Education? Science and Sustainability
Sharing
Events

Where to from here in Indigenous Education? Science and Sustainability

Weaving our Stories
Research
Weaving our Stories

Weaving our Stories

Being, Becoming and Belonging: Indigenous Knowledges in Early Learning
Exploration
Weaving our Stories

Being, Becoming and Belonging: Indigenous Knowledges in Early Learning

Critical Conversations: First Nations Education Policy in Practice
Exploration
Pink pod from Ngarrngga branding
Events

Critical Conversations: First Nations Education Policy in Practice

Safeguarding Rights to Cultures and Knowledges
Research
Weaving our Stories

Safeguarding Rights to Cultures and Knowledges

From Fragmentation to Inclusion: Transforming First Nations Education at Grimwade House
Exploration
Two large rock formations at Daveys beach in Frankston South, with WoS Logo top right hand corner
Weaving our Stories, Educator Case Study

From Fragmentation to Inclusion: Transforming First Nations Education at Grimwade House

Rethinking Reliance on Communities
Research
Weaving our Stories

Rethinking Reliance on Communities

‘We-Two’: What Sámi Pedagogies Can Teach Us
Reflection
Weaving our Stories

‘We-Two’: What Sámi Pedagogies Can Teach Us

Teachers embedding First Nations perspectives in practice
Exploration
Weaving our Stories

Teachers embedding First Nations perspectives in practice

Ngarrngga Flexible Curriculum Trial: Terms 3 and 4 2026
Sharing
Curriculum Trials

Ngarrngga Flexible Curriculum Trial: Terms 3 and 4 2026

Navigating Uncertainty and Fear
Research
Weaving our Stories

Navigating Uncertainty and Fear

Ngarrngga 2026 Strategic Partnerships Program – School Trial
Sharing
News

Ngarrngga 2026 Strategic Partnerships Program – School Trial

Reconciling the Cultural Gap
Research
Weaving our Stories

Reconciling the Cultural Gap

Fostering Critical Thinkers
Research
Weaving our Stories

Fostering Critical Thinkers

Reframing Curriculum with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives
Exploration
Mutitjulu Wateringhole at Uluru with wos logo
Weaving our Stories

Reframing Curriculum with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge Traditions: Calls to Action
Exploration
Rock in Open Sea, Two Rocks in Noongar country, blue cloudy skies with the WOS logo in the corner.
Weaving our Stories

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge Traditions: Calls to Action

Developing Global Citizens
Research
Weaving our Stories

Developing Global Citizens

Ngarrngga’s learning journey: From Foundation to Year 2 and beyond
Art
Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s learning journey: From Foundation to Year 2 and beyond

Historical thinking for critically shaping the future
Research
Flowering Grass Trees, Mallacoota, Gunai/Kurnai country against a stormy sky with Weaving our Stories logo in the top right corner.
Weaving our Stories

Historical thinking for critically shaping the future

Shaping Australia’s Future
Research
Weaving our Stories

Shaping Australia’s Future

Truth-telling Pedagogies Lab
Exploration
Truth-telling Pedagogies Lab

Truth-telling Pedagogies Lab

New Publication: An Approach to Indigenous Education for all Australians
Research
Publication

New Publication: An Approach to Indigenous Education for all Australians

Professor Melitta Hogarth Presents the 2025 Jenny Leaper Lecture
Storytelling
Professor Melitta Hogarth presents the Jenny Leaper lecture at the Faculty of Education
Events

Professor Melitta Hogarth Presents the 2025 Jenny Leaper Lecture

Where to from here in Indigenous Education? Literacy & Literature Panel
Sharing
Green textured moss covers the forest floor of the Tarkine in Palawa country.
Events

Where to from here in Indigenous Education? Literacy & Literature Panel

Recommended Professional Development & Resources
Reflection
two men walk into water on Waiben (Thursday Island) on the Torres Strait Islands
Professional Development

Recommended Professional Development & Resources

Where to from here in Indigenous Education Panel #2: Truth-telling Pedagogies and Education
Sharing
Events

Where to from here in Indigenous Education Panel #2: Truth-telling Pedagogies and Education

Indigenous Knowledges in Science: Representation, Relevance and Respect
Reflection
Milky way and southern stars in Flinders, Victoria
Science Week 2025

Indigenous Knowledges in Science: Representation, Relevance and Respect

Building a Practice of Truth-Telling in English Classrooms – New Publication
Research
Milky Way Over Walls of China in Mungo National Park
Publication

Building a Practice of Truth-Telling in English Classrooms – New Publication

Bridging Pedagogies and Possibilities - Bringing a culturally responsive lens to our pedagogical preferences
Art
Magpie Perching on Barbed Wire Fence.
Events

Bridging Pedagogies and Possibilities - Bringing a culturally responsive lens to our pedagogical preferences

Bridging Confidence and Competence - Going further with 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art
Art
Events

Bridging Confidence and Competence - Going further with 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art

Bridging Now to Next - Coming to know, hear and understand 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art
Art
a red dirt track against brown red landscape
Curriculum

Bridging Now to Next - Coming to know, hear and understand 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art

Bridging Content and Contexts - Culturally responsive pedagogies for museum education
Art
3 dirt tracks against firey read lake at Hutt lagoon, port gregory
General information

Bridging Content and Contexts - Culturally responsive pedagogies for museum education

Bridging Care and Connection - Engage with 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art
Art
Curriculum , Events

Bridging Care and Connection - Engage with 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art

Where to from here in Indigenous Education panel #1: The Teacher Crisis
Sharing
Screenshot of 'Where to from here in Indigenous panel #1: The Teacher Crisis' panelists smiling
Events

Where to from here in Indigenous Education panel #1: The Teacher Crisis

Teaching the Australian Wars Panel with Rachel Perkins and Marcia Langton
Exploration
Lecture theatre full of educators watching Teaching the Australian Wars Panel event, with Rachel Perkins, Marcia Langton, Belinda Duarte, Bill Lewis and Melitta Hogarth speaking
Events

Teaching the Australian Wars Panel with Rachel Perkins and Marcia Langton

Ngarrngga’s Framework for Curriculum Interpretation and Enactment
Research
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Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Framework for Curriculum Interpretation and Enactment

Ngarrngga’s Methodology for Resource Creation
Research
Aerial View of Tidal Dunes and Water Inlet with green sticker and text reading "empowering educators to showcase Indigenous Knowledge blog series"
Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Methodology for Resource Creation

Ngarrngga’s Model for Resource Creation
Research
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Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Model for Resource Creation

Ngarrngga’s Stance on Learning Design
Research
Layers of Rock. Broome, Western Australia. Photographer: Abstract Aerial Art. Source: Getty Images. Used under licence.
Curriculum

Ngarrngga’s Stance on Learning Design

How Ngarrngga works with Curriculum
Research
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Curriculum

How Ngarrngga works with Curriculum

To Know, to Hear, to Understand: Heart in Country
Reflection
Events

To Know, to Hear, to Understand: Heart in Country

Building a Ngarrngga Curriculum
Research
Closeup of burnt Banksia plant with open seed pods after bushfire Blue Mountains Dharug country
Curriculum

Building a Ngarrngga Curriculum

VATE Conference: Ruminating on What It Means to Reclaim Our Stories
Research
Yellow autumn wattle, blue sky and tree.
Events

VATE Conference: Ruminating on What It Means to Reclaim Our Stories

Showcasing Indigenous Design and Technology to Younger Audiences
Reflection
Impact crater in the australian outback shot from aerial perspective.
News

Showcasing Indigenous Design and Technology to Younger Audiences

Ngarrngga Website Awarded Gold at Good Design Awards
Sharing
Good Design Awards, audience bathed in red light with presenter on stage and on screen
News

Ngarrngga Website Awarded Gold at Good Design Awards

Reconciliation and Education: New report and recommendations
Exploration
Spiderweb on branch
News

Reconciliation and Education: New report and recommendations

Launching Ngarrngga’s Community of Practice
Reflection
Spiderweb on a tree, dam in the background. White circle and the logo of Ngarrngga and #edureading in the righthand corners.
News

Launching Ngarrngga’s Community of Practice

The History of Advocating for Indigenous Knowledge within Australian Education
Research
Red Australian outback landscape desert with green trees spotted across the landscape
General information

The History of Advocating for Indigenous Knowledge within Australian Education

Now More Than Ever: Planning for Reconciliation Week 2024
Reflection
Aerial image of shark bay in WA, rich red, pink, blue and green swirls and colours.
General information

Now More Than Ever: Planning for Reconciliation Week 2024

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts, Advocacy and Activism as a Context for Teaching & Learning
Art
Aerial image of Shark Bay, WA vivid blues and greens
General information

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts, Advocacy and Activism as a Context for Teaching & Learning

“My class said to me: Go wherever they teach the teachers"
Lived Experience
Professor Melitta Hogarth
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“My class said to me: Go wherever they teach the teachers"

"As a teacher, I was identifying myself as part of the problem"
Storytelling
Associate-Professor Ben Wilson
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"As a teacher, I was identifying myself as part of the problem"

“I don’t want my daughter brainwashed by a nonsensical myth”
Storytelling
Professor Marcia Langton
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“I don’t want my daughter brainwashed by a nonsensical myth”

Our inaugural Ngarrngga newsletter has landed!
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Our inaugural Ngarrngga newsletter has landed!

“I was constantly in trouble… I struggled terribly to just sit in a chair"
Storytelling
Doctor Joe Sambono
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“I was constantly in trouble… I struggled terribly to just sit in a chair"

Reconciliation in Education Forum
Exploration
Forum participants at Reconciliation in Education, Canberra
General information

Reconciliation in Education Forum

“I got brave and joined the project”
Reflection
Ocean waves wash around a rocky headland
General information

“I got brave and joined the project”

Meet architect, anthropologist and educator Paul Memmott
Research
Professor Paul Memmott
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Meet architect, anthropologist and educator Paul Memmott

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