Engagement

The Deepend Series

The Deep End, hosted by Professor Marcia Langton and Professor Aaron Corn, is a podcast devoted to reasoned discussions and informed public debate with a diverse variety of engaging intellectuals and thought leaders

Sacred Earth, Sacred Birth: Birthing on Country

Prepare: Mercy Perinatal. Professor Cath Chamberlain discusses the importance and logistics of "birthing on country" for Indigenous people. Alison Abboud is also joined by guest co-host, Professor Sue Walker AO, maternal fetal medicine sub-specialist at the Mercy Hospital for Women, and Co-Director of Mercy Perinatal.

Replanting the Birthing Trees Webinar Series

The RBT webinars aim to foster an interactive dialogue on key topics impacting the RBT community. The webinars shed light on RBT initiatives as well as highlight valuable work being done across the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perinatal space.

Dhoombak Goobgoowana

Distinguished Professor Marcia Langton AO, has co-edited this book, the first of two volumes about the long, complex, and troubled relationship between the Indigenous people of what we now call the continent of Australia and the University of Melbourne

Truth Telling: Colonial and Racial Legacies of the Universities of Edinburgh and Melbourne

Webinar: On 13 November 2024, the Decolonised Transformations project, in partnership with the Edinburgh Centre for Global History and the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanites, held a webinar to discuss how projects at Edinburgh and Melbourne are investigating, and finding ways to repair, their universities’ colonial and racial legacies – and what they might learn from one another.

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