The authors will be with their posters to present at 10:10am - 10:40am, on day two of the conference, Tuesday 13 October.

Please see the list of the poster presentations below.

Ceremony Is Neuroscience: How Yiliyapinya Puts Brain Science Back on Country 

Kyle Ryan & Dr. Becks Goodhue, Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation

Living a good life in the city: Early insights from the Where We Belong study

Dr Sarah Bourke & Emma Spinks, Yardhura Walani

Staying Strong & Vape‑Free: Co‑Designing a Prevention Program with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Teens

Lucy Watchirs Smith, Matilda Centre, University of Sydney

Preserving culture through Aboriginal leadership in climate adaptation and wellbeing programs

Tia Whyman & Jacob West, Black Dog Institute

Traditional foods and "The seasons are the cornerstone of health" for West Kimberley Aboriginal people

Tia Whyman & John Jacky, Black Dog Institute

"E vave taunu'u le malaga pe tatou alo va'a fa'atasi" Paddling Together for Indigenous Success

Veronika Iloilo, The University of Auckland

PACIFIKAI Recruitment Approach: Decolonising Systems for Equity and Inclusion

Robati Harrison, Pacifikai, Children's Health Queensland

Cultural identity as a shield: Measuring the social value of Culture and Kinship

Louise Green & Tinjani Austin, Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation

“It’s a Window to the Outside World”: Rangatahi Digital Lives and Indigenous Wellbeing

Jennifer Smith, University of Canterbury

Cultural Safety: Sustaining Māori Teacher Wellbeing in Schools  

Jennifer Smith, University of Canterbury

Reimagining Cancer Care: The Power of Whānau Voice in Aotearoa New Zealand

Deanne King,Te Whatu Ora Waikato

Tubba-gah Wiradjuri Aboriginal Cultural Mentoring Program

Associate Professor Emma Webster