I was honoured to attend Gulbali Day in Albury on Friday.
Here is the description of the event
Please join the Gulbali Research Institute for Agriculture, Water and Environment for Gulbali Day. Gulbali Day will take place at The Gums Café, Albury on Friday 17 March from 9am – 4pm. The event will be facilitated by Bundyi Girri Consulting and involve leading researchers across the Gulbali research programs. The aim of Gulbali Day is to establish ethical sharing practices around the use of First Nations knowledge in our four key program areas. This is a key step towards establishing the principles of “equity” and “trust” and learning how we, as researchers, can embody the principle of First Nations sovereignty and ways of knowing and being into our daily activities and lives. Gulbali Day will consist of a series of guest speakers, break-out groups and discussions with researchers. The event will be facilitated by Bundyi Girri and Professor Stan Grant from Charles Sturt. The event will be followed by a Workshop Outcome Report written by Bundyi Girri Consulting which can lay the foundations for long-term attitudinal, behavioural and professional transformation through trusting and equitable knowledge-sharing relationships across our four research programs. This workshop will be an essential first step in the evolution of the Gulbali research approach and further development of the values we co-designed throughout 2022.
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| Gulbali Day in Albury |
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| Prof Stan Grant presenting at Gulbali Day |
