The Tristate Education Forum will focus on bringing together a Anangu from across the Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara lands to share knowledge and wisdom of local and international scholars as well as an opportunity to engage in collective advocacy with State, Territory and Commonwealth Governments.

The forum is hosted by Kulintja Kutju in partnership with Adelaide University and the Nyangatjatjara Aboriginal College.

Program Overview:

Day 1 - On country learning trip - optional as you may need your own vehicle.

Day 2 - Language and Culture in the classroom / Anangu leading and teaching.

Day 3 - Learning together through regional and international dialogue.

Day 4 - Collective advocacy - opportunity for Anangu to engage directly with government.

International guests include:

Professor Django Paris https://education.uw.edu/about/directory/django-paris

Professor Mere Berryman https://profiles.waikato.ac.nz/mere.berryman

Your MC/Interpreter is Dominic Barry.

Shared accommodation will be available, including the opportunity for camping. This event is free, however if you have the ability to make a small contribution to cover catering costs, that would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Christine Williamson directly if you are able to make a donation.

Contact the host of Warula Tilila: Kunpungku wangkantjaku education-paku Let’s light the fire: Speak up for education

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