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We would like to congratulate Dr Jared Miles, proud Yuwi man and a member of the APC Accreditation Committee, for winning the Award for Teaching Excellence in Indigenous Education at The University of Queensland.
The Head of the School of Pharmacy, Prof. Peter J. Cabot congratulated Dr Jaren Miles saying “Jared’s contributions to the school have been amazing and his approach to student learning and engagement have been an inspiration to others. An award so well deserved please join me in congratulating a great leader in learning in our School”.
Jared was a co-leader of our interactive LIPPE workshop held in Meanjin (Brisbane) in May 2024. We are very grateful to have the opportunity to have Jared collaborating with us and greatly value his contribution to the work we do here at APC.
Our very first edition of LIPPE’s NewsBite! Read about our face-to-face workshop and see our latest resources.
Dr Leanne Te Karu a member of LIPPE and APC’s Indigenous Health Strategy Group, was acknowledged on the 100 Māori Leaders website. It recognises the current and emerging Māori Leaders who are actively influencing and creating change across our health system.
In October 2023, Lloyd Dolan, Academic Lead (First Nations) at Charles Sturt University and a member of LIPPE and APC’s Indigenous Health Strategy Group, was highlighted in an ABC news article discussing the positive impact of circle sentencing in Wagga Wagga.
Lloyd talks about the cycle of Indigenous disadvantage, crime and incarceration and how he is using his lived experience to help change the narrative in his community.
He is a community representative in circle sentencing, which has been operating in Wagga Wagga for the past nine months.
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