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2025 Journal Article "We remain committed as ever": Indigenous researchers and a constitutional entrenched voice to ParliamentFredericks, Bronwyn, Blue, Levon, Houston, Jay, Hall, Emily, Thomas, Chloe, Walker, Jim, Williams, Rod, Bunda, Tracey, Maxwell, Karina and Thompson, Kate (2025). "We remain committed as ever": Indigenous researchers and a constitutional entrenched voice to Parliament. Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues, 28 (3-4), 1-6. doi: 10.3316/informit.t2026012000005000691080996 |
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2025 Book Chapter Indigenising the environmental science curriculum part 1: foundationsHird, Coen, Walker, Jim, Mos, Benjamin and Salisbury, Steven W. (2025). Indigenising the environmental science curriculum part 1: foundations. Indigenising curriculum at The University of Queensland: a handbook. (pp. 48-60) edited by Tracey Bunda, Katelyn Barney, Levon Blue and Laura Deane. Brisbane, QLD, Australia: The University of Queensland. |
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2025 Book Chapter Indigenising the environmental science curriculum part 2: in practiceHird, Coen, Walker, Jim, Mos, Benjamin and Salisbury, Steven W. (2025). Indigenising the environmental science curriculum part 2: in practice. Indigenising curriculum at The University of Queensland: a handbook. (pp. 61-83) edited by Tracey Bunda, Katelyn Barney, Levon Blue and Laura Deane. Brisbane, QLD, Australia: The University of Queensland. |
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2024 Journal Article Knowledge about COVID-19 vaccines among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and attitudes to and behaviours regarding COVID-19 and influenza vaccination: a surveySpierings, Shea, Oguoma, Victor M., Shakeshaft, Anthony, Walker, Jim, Toombs, Maree and Ward, James S. (2024). Knowledge about COVID-19 vaccines among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and attitudes to and behaviours regarding COVID-19 and influenza vaccination: a survey. Medical Journal of Australia, 222 (1), 30-37. doi: 10.5694/mja2.52551 |
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2024 Conference Publication Progress towards implementing a research agenda towards post-mining transitionsMeasham, Thomas, Walker, Jim, Haslam McKenzie, Fiona, Samper, Agnes, Brereton, David and Boggs, Guy (2024). Progress towards implementing a research agenda towards post-mining transitions. Mine Closure 2024: 17th International Conference on Mine Closure, Perth, WA, Australia, Australian Centre for Geomechanics. Perth, WA, Australia: Australian Centre for Geomechanics. doi: 10.36487/acg_repo/2415_05 |
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2023 Journal Article Connecting conservation and culture: The importance of Indigenous Knowledge in conservation decision-making and resource management of migratory marine speciesMcLean, Mercedes, Warner, Brian, Markham, Robert, Fischer, Mibu, Walker, Jim, Klein, Carissa, Hoeberechts, Maia and Dunn, Daniel C. (2023). Connecting conservation and culture: The importance of Indigenous Knowledge in conservation decision-making and resource management of migratory marine species. Marine Policy, 155 105582, 1-9. doi: 10.1016/j.marpol.2023.105582 |
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2023 Other Outputs Never mind the “Green Games” — let’s aim for a 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games that deliver on climate justiceLyons, Kristen, Walker, Jim and Rashidi, Pedram (2023, 05 15). Never mind the “Green Games” — let’s aim for a 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games that deliver on climate justice ABC Religion and Ethics |
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2022 Conference Publication Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and COVID-19: a national survey (Yarning About COVID) exploring beliefs, attitudes, and vaccination.Spierings, S., Oguoma, V., Toombs, M., Walker, J. and Ward, J. (2022). Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and COVID-19: a national survey (Yarning About COVID) exploring beliefs, attitudes, and vaccination. . 2nd Australasian COVID-19 Conference, Sydney, NSW Australia, 21-22 July. |
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2021 Other Outputs Indigenous knowledge systems are vital to the design of solutions to climate change - so why are Indigenous voices so rarely included in deliberations?Rashidi, Pedram , Lyons, Kristen and Walker, K. J. (2021, 11 15). Indigenous knowledge systems are vital to the design of solutions to climate change - so why are Indigenous voices so rarely included in deliberations? |
