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An inspiring evening at the University of Melbourne's 2024 Naarm Oration delivered in language by Professor Yalmay Yunupiŋu. Incredible to hear about the life and work of Professor Yunupiŋu and the Djambatj Dhukarr program, reminding us of the power and importance of education!

Our Curriculum Writer, @Steven_Kolber, presented this week at the 2024 Annual Australian Association for Research in Education (#AARE) Conference which explored 'education research in a changing world’. Steven shared the emerging data gained from the #ngarrnggacop

I was honoured 2 receive the 2024 ACEL Vic Hedley Beare Educator of the Year Award this evening. 2 b nominated is extremely humbling. Thank you to the ACEL VIC for bestowing me with this award. And thank you to the individual who sent in the nomination. Ngarrngga University of Melbourne

Ngarrngga has partnered with the University of Melbourne’s Potter Museum of Art to help educators engage with 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art. There are two sessions of free professional learning for educators. Register here: ow.ly/BKTa50UPbbe

The Ngarrngga team was treated to a tour of Dr Emily Rochette's lovely Native Plant Garden at the Faculty of Education yesterday afternoon. We are excited to collaborate and ensure the Garden inspires the interest in and sharing of Indigenous Knowledge in classrooms.

Ngarrngga’s new blog series ‘Empowering Educators to Showcase Indigenous Knowledge’ will further explore our approach to curriculum resource develop and set the scene before we release our new resources in April. Read our first blog now: ngarrngga.org/stories-news/h…

The second blog in our new series, ‘Ngarrngga’s Framework for Curriculum Interpretation and Enactment’ will further explore how our framework empowers educators to navigate curriculum in ways that honour holistic, interconnected learning. Read now: ngarrngga.org/stories-news/f…

Our latest blog unpacks Ngarrngga’s methodology for resource creation, highlighting our structured yet dynamic approach to embedding Indigenous Knowledge in educational resources. Read now: ngarrngga.org/stories-news/f…

Ngarrngga had the privilege to collaborate with the takila milaythina-ti Heart in Country team to develop its accompanying education resource for the 22-minute immersive multimedia experience Read to learn more about the experience & educational resource: ngarrngga.org/stories-news/t…

Our fourth blog article in the ‘Empowering Educators to Showcase Indigenous Knowledge’ series explores Ngarrngga’s model for resource creation. Read now: shorturl.at/wQBOI

Thank you to everyone who attended the Teaching the Australian Wars Panel event last night, co-hosted by Ngarrngga and Culture is Life at the Faculty of Education. A full recording of the panel will be made available in the coming weeks!

The next event in our 'Where to from here in Indigenous education' series is a panel on Truth-telling Pedagogies and Education with experts in the field. Register for this free online event here: go.unimelb.edu.au/9sxp

In our final blog, we draw together the insights from the previous articles to further unpack our guiding principles for learning design which has informed our new curriculum resources. Read now: go.unimelb.edu.au/8gxp

Our next Where to from Here? In Conversation Education Panel series event is next Thursday, and will explore how educators can better engage with truth-telling in their classrooms. Register now: eventbrite.com.au/e/where-to-fro…

Did you miss our Teaching the Australian Wars Panel with Rachel Perkins and Marcia Langton? You can watch a recording of the thought-provoking panel discussion and learn more about the educational resources via our website. ngarrngga.org/stories-news/t…

Watch the full recording 'Where to from here in Indigenous Education: Truth-telling Pedagogies and Education' panel via our website: ngarrngga.org/stories-news/t…

We are thrilled to announce that we have launched five new curriculum modules for primary educators! Discover our modules now: ngarrngga.org/curriculum

As the monumental 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art exhibition prepares to open its doors, we encourage educators to begin to engage with the educational resources for the exhibition. Discover the knowledge, strategies and tools here: ngarrngga.org/stories-news/6…

Celebrate Victorian Education Week and the theme of Celebration of Cultures by accessing our new curriculum resources! You'll be able to showcase Indigenous Knowledge within your classroom using our case studies and activities #EdWeekVic

Dr Abbey MacDonald explores the importance of adopting culturally responsive pedagogies in museum settings to foster meaningful engagement with Indigenous Knowledge and perspectives. #InternationalArtsEducationWeek2025 #ArtsEdWeek World Alliance for Arts Education ngarrngga.org/stories-news/c…