National Indigenous Learning Support Gathering
National Indigenous Learning Support Network Gathering
2 September 2025
9.30 – 11am AWST
Registration link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d9a72426-0728-428b-98dd-afe61a07ecbf@9bcb323d-7fa3-45e7-a36f-6d9cfdbcc272
National Indigenous Learning Support Conference
National Indigenous Learning Support Conference
Hosted by the NIKERI Institute, Deakin University
14 – 16 October 2025
https://web-eur.cvent.com/event/97683b40-ab6d-4a3f-96a9-11fc55c75757/summary
Abstract submissions are open until 31 August
National Indigenous Learning Support Network - Gathering 2
The final online gathering for the NISLN is scheduled via Teams November 25, 2024.
To access the meeting you will have received an invite if you have registered through the website membership form.
9.00am to 10.30pm WST - WA
10.30am to 12.00pm UTC - NT
11.30am to 1.00pm ACDT - SA
11.00am to 12.30pm - QLD
12.00pm to 1.30pm AEDT - NSW, ACT, TAS
Guest Speaker and Topics
Stacey Bowden Director, National Indigenous Australians Agency: Overview of Indigenous Student Success Program Funding and Q&A
Yohann Devezy Counsellor (First Nations) Murdoch University: Enhancing Indigenous Student Wellbeing through Culturally Responsive Counselling at Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre
National Indigenous Learning Support Conference
Now in its eighth year, the annual National Indigenous Learning Support Conference is an essential forum for those driving Indigenous outcomes in higher education.
Network Meeting 1: Indigenous Student Success – Where are we now, what works and what’s next?
This is the first meeting of the National Indigenous Learning Support Network!
To kick things off we will engage in a bit of an introduction and overview of Indigenous student success at universities in Australia.
Facilitated by:
Professor Braden Hill (Deputy Vice Chancellor - Students, Equity and Indigenous ECU)
Professor Martin Nakata (Deputy Vice Chancellor - Indigenous Education and Strategy JCU)
Chanelle van den Berg (Pro Vice Chancellor First Nations)
This is an opportunity have a conversation amongst colleagues doing this work to set priorities for the network over the next few year. It is also a great way to connect, share good practice and learn together.