Generations of Knowledge Profiles

My name is Uncle Harry Allie and I am descendant of the Cudjula Tribal group, I was born and grew up in Charters Towers, Townsville.

My people are Dharawal and 'Yandelora' is an expression of theirs, used when departing, which means 'Let there be peace between people'.

I'm from the D'harawal nation, my father identifies with the Nattaimattagal clan (Sweet-water peoples) and my mum with the Bidiagal clan (Bitter-water peoples).

I'm a woman of my mother's and my grandmother's clan, the Gunai (Kurnai) people of Gippsland, Victoria. My father's country is the Yuin nation of theSouth Coast, NSW.

I am an Emergency Registrar/Advanced Trainee working towards fellowship with the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine.

Jennifer loves giving back to the Aboriginal Community via education and empowerment.

I am a descendant of the Gunditjmara peoples and have strong ties with my own people and other Aboriginal communities in Western Sydney.

All my family are from theYolngu mob and come from north east Arnhem Land.

Jarred is a descendant of the Kooma people from South Western Queensland, the Emu being their totem

My family, on my father's side is Biripi and on my mother's side is Dunghutti, on the Mid-north Coast of New South Wales.

My mother comes from a little place not far from Yass that was part of the Wollobooloola Parjong River. My father's side is Dernumbry of the Wogooloo people.

My name is Aunty Sandra Lee, I am a descendant of Gomebeeree, chief of the Boorooberongal clan of the Darug nation.

My father's family is from the Worimi people up around Foster.

My name is Uncle Wes Marne. I am a Bigambul man and have lived on the lands of the Darug people for over 40 years.

My Aboriginal family, on my mother's side, came from the Worimi country which is now Port Stephens.

I'm a graduate of UWS Nepean and hold a Bachelor of Business (Person Management and Industrial Relations) and a Master of Arts (Comms and Cultural Studies)

Torres Strait Islander Elder on Campus (Community Elder)

My name is Aunty Mae Robinson, and I am descended from the Yuin and Kamilaroi people.

My ties to the Aboriginal community of Greater Western Sydney are through my ancestral links to the Gundungurra (Water dragon Lizard people) of the Blue Mountains

My name is Dana Slape and I am currently working in Western Sydney as both a junior Doctor and early career academic researcher.

My name is Uncle Rex and I was born in Burra-Bee-Dee out of Coonabarabran and lived on 640 acres near Forkie Mountain.

I was born Margaret Rose Williams. My great grandfather was Gumbaynggirr and my great grandmother was Malera Bundjalung.

My mother's people come from a place we call Culengati, which means 'It's a mountain of splendid beauty.'People now call it Coolangatta.

I am a member of the Wiradjuri people and use my art to share our culture with local communities.

My family on my father's side are the Gudang people of the Far Northern Cape York Peninsula. My mother's parents were children of the stolen generation.