Ms Melissa George (CEO, Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance). Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Working Group is an internal committee chaired by the AIATSIS CEO that is reviewing and developing the successor to the AIATSIS Elevate RAP for 2014–16. Appendix C Strategic partnerships — Network/purpose Partners AIATSIS role NEW PARTNERSHIPS 2016–17 Aboriginal and Torres Cengage Learning Australia Collaborating Strait Islander peoples, organisation — histories and cultures knowledge, expertise, — develop a series of collection materials educational resources for primary schools Memorandum of Indigenous Remote Communities Collaborating Understanding to Association (IRCA) organisation — support the preservation knowledge, expertise, of remote Aboriginal and collection materials Torres Strait Islander audio-visual collections and promote the significance of the collections Memorandum of First Languages Australia Collaborating partner Understanding to guide mutual cooperation on Australian Indigenous Languages CONTINUING PARTNERSHIPS National Indigenous Queensland University of Technology Collaborating Research and (lead), Central Queensland University, organisation Knowledges Network Charles Darwin University, Australian Yuraki History, — (NIRAKN) ARC Strategic National University, University of Politics & Culture Research Initiative Newcastle, University of Melbourne, NIRAKN node leader University of Tasmania, University of Technology Sydney, University of Western Australia, University of Wollongong, United Nations University, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healing Foundation,
Ms Melissa George (CEO, Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance). Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Working Group is an internal committee chaired by the AIATSIS CEO that is reviewing and developing the successor to the AIATSIS Elevate RAP for 2014–16. Appendix C — Strategic partnerships Network/purpose Partners AIATSIS role NEW PARTNERSHIPS 2016–17 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories and cultures — develop a series of educational resources for primary schools Cengage Learning Australia Collaborating organisation — knowledge, expertise, collection materials Memorandum of Understanding to support the preservation of remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander audio-visual collections and promote the significance of the collections Indigenous Remote Communities Association (IRCA) Collaborating organisation — knowledge, expertise, collection materials Memorandum of Understanding to guide mutual cooperation on Australian Indigenous Languages First Languages Australia Collaborating partner CONTINUING PARTNERSHIPS National Indigenous Research and Knowledges Network (NIRAKN) ARC Strategic Research Initiative Queensland University of Technology (lead), Central Queensland University, Charles Darwin University, Australian National University, University of Newcastle, University of Melbourne, University of Tasmania, University of Technology Sydney, University of Western Australia, University of Wollongong, United Nations University, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healing Foundation, Collaborating organisation Yuraki — History, Politics & Culture NIRAKN node leader
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