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Where to from here in Indigenous Education? Science and Sustainability

Watch the Zoom recording of the 'Where to from here in Indigenous Education? Science and Sustainability' panel.

This is the fourth panel of our In Conversation series and was recorded on the 6th of August 2026, prior to National Science Week.

This session was facilitated by Dr Emily Rochette, and featured expert panel members:

Please note that the sound of the speakers may vary in this recording, and that captions have been auto generated.

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