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

Watch the Zoom recording of the 'Where to from here in Indigenous Education: Truth-telling Pedagogies and Education' panel. This is the second panel of our In Conversation series and was recorded on the 10th of April, 2025. The panel was facilitated by Dr Jessica Gannaway, and featured Mark Rose, Justine Grogan, Karen Mundine, and Anne Maree Payne with closing remarks from Professor Melitta Hogarth.

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