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Congratulations to the researchers who will share in over $77 million through NHMRC’s 2023 Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies scheme, including Professor Raymond Lovett of ourANU who is developing a world-first Indigenous wellbeing index. Read more: ow.ly/N3Ke50Ry6tk

Listen to Professor Ray Lovett speak about his work at Yardhura Walani, his research with Mayi Kuwayu Study and the importance of having Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices in health and data sciences. #NAIDOC2024 abc.net.au/listen/program…

We are incredibly excited to share that Mayi Kuwayu researchers, Ray and Bobby, will be taking the stage as speakers at the upcoming Global Indigenous Data Sovereignty Conference! Register to be a part of this important movement today - gidsov.com.au #GIDSov2025

Today is the Intl Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. 80% of Mayi Kuwayu participants have told us that they experience discrimination. Read more about our research today - ow.ly/pAGl50VaHqQ

We are excited to share that Mayi Kuwayu Community Researcher Nadine Hunt is due to speak at the Global Indigenous Data Sovereignty Conference. Come and listen to Nadine and other emerging voices in the field. gidsov.com.au/registration #GIDSov2025

Prof Lovett has been honoured with the NHMRC David Cooper Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies Award. Mayi Kuwayu Study was also recognised as being among the “10 of the best” NHMRC projects. Congrats to the MK team, including community participants & researchers for this achievement.

Project Officer Koorinya Moreton is a guest on the latest episode of Up The Mob podcast to talk the world of health research, community work and creating lasting impact. Tune in - open.spotify.com/episode/3IeH74…

As we celebrate World Health Day, we must remember that our wellbeing is influenced by our connection to culture, Country and community. Health equity can be achieved when healthcare is inclusive, culturally competent and centered on the needs and wisdom of Mobs.

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing is deeply rooted in community strength, cultural resilience and self-determination. Waminda has become the latest org that has partnered with us to keep our cultures strong. We look forward to working with them.

Your experience, traditions, and well-being are a vital part of our research. Join 15,000 strong voices in the Mayi Kuwayu Study that are creating meaningful and lasting change. Do the survey today - mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/

Help us stay in touch with you by letting us know about any change to your address, email or phone number. Email our team at [email protected] and tell us about your change of details. Not a part of the Study yet? Do the survey today - mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/

What does wellbeing mean to you? The Mayi Kuwayu Survey is open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 16 and over and it is your chance to shape services that reflect your lived experience. Take part here - mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/ #MayiKuwayuSurvey #OurCulturesCount

Family is where the culture lives, grows and is passed on, whether it is through stories, language, ceremony or everyday acts of care. This International Day of Families, we reflect on the deep connection between culture, family, and wellbeing. mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/

The Mayi Kuwayu survey is more than just questions. It is about centring Culture in the conversation about health and wellbeing. Every voice counts and every response helps build a stronger, healthier future for our people. Do the survey today! mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/

Today, we honour the resilience of the Stolen Generations and their families. The pain of removal policies still lives, but so does the strength of our cultures, the voices of our Elders, and the spirit communities. On National Sorry Day, we reflect, remember and take action.

Today, on Mabo Day, we celebrate the life and legacy of Eddie Koiki Mabo, a man whose legal battle dismantled the fictional belief of terra nullius and reaffirmed what our people have always known – that this land was lived in, cared for, and loved. #OurCulturesCount

Now is your chance to share what really matters to you. We want to hear from Mob. What helps you feel strong? What gets in the way of good health? We are here to listen. Take the Mayi Kuwayu survey today - mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/

Now is your chance to share what really matters to you. We want to hear from Mob. What helps you feel strong? What gets in the way of good health? We are here to listen. Take the Mayi Kuwayu survey today - mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/

What does good health and wellbeing looks like for Mob? Is it being able to practice your culture your way? Is it feeling strong in your identity? Is it about feeling safe in your own skin? Whatever it is, we want to hear it. Take the survey today - mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/

Your culture. Your voice. Your way. The Mayi Kuwayu Survey needs your input. What helps you feel strong, safe and connected to culture? What you share helps make sure services actually work for you, for your family and your future. mkstudy.com.au/the-survey/