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Deadly Science: Corey Tutt s mission to inspire young Blak kids
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Event description
In2science brings together leading Indigenous Scientists and Educators to deepen our appreciation of Indigenous Science and Scientists. About this Event
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples are Australia’s First Scientists. They have cared for and managed vast and diverse landscapes, flora and fauna for over 60,000 years. Australia’s First Scientists have intimate knowledge and understanding of the stars, the climate, the land and the sea, which has enabled them to thrive in, and cultivate, this dynamic environment for millennia.
At this event, In2science will bring together leading Indigenous scientists and educators to explore two themes:
Now some weeks and a spot of reflection since our conversation, I pat myself on the back for nailing the description of such a motivated, passionate and inspirational young man in one word.
In a world where First Nations people, the world’s first scientists, are unrepresented in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), Corey decided not to deride the forces of supply and demand, nor did he allow the colonial mindset to pigeon-hole our people as only great athletes or artists.
Instead he decided to do something about it.
While in his early 20s, the Kamilaroi man founded DeadlyScience, a program which provides remote schools across Australia with scientific resources and connects young Indigenous people with mentors to encourage their participation in STEM subjects.
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It’s almost Invasion Day and there are so many deadly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-owned business, big and small, that it would be truly impossible to cover them all in a single article.
You should absolutely be following Trading Blak, and Blak Business on Instagram to get updated on Blak businesses killing it out there. But here are some Blak-owned businesses ranging from fashion to food to education that you can support this coming Invasion day and always.
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