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Culture, Care, and Connectivity: Digital SEWB Tools for a Resilient Workforce

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Springbrook Room - In-Person Only
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
12:10 PM - 12:40 PM

Overview

Angela Sheridan & David Edwards, Wellmob - eMHPrac


Details

* explore emerging opportunities for AI-enabled systems to streamline practitioner access to SEWB resources *demonstrates how culturally safe digital tools and strengthening workforce capability can improve mental health service delivery for First Nations communities


Presenter

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David Edwards
Director
Wellmob - eMHPrac

Culture, Care, and Connectivity: Digital SEWB Tools for a Resilient Workforce

Biography

David Edwards, a Worimi man, grew up on Turrbal/Jagera country and now lives on Bundjalung land in northern NSW. He is Director of the WellMob website program under the University of Sydney’s University Centre for Rural Health, providing a digital library of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wellbeing resources. With a background in science and Indigenous health promotion, David brings over 30 years’ experience working with communities on country, culture, health, and employment. He has contributed to the National Digital Mental Health Advisory Group and serves on governance groups for Emerging Minds, Beyond Blue, and Inside Out.
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Angela Sheridan
Project Officer
Wellmob - eMHPrac

Culture, Care, and Connectivity: Digital SEWB Tools for a Resilient Workforce

Biography

Angela Sheridan, a Wiradjuri woman from south-central New South Wales, grew up on Widjabul Wia-bal Country in the Bundjalung Nation. She is the Communications Officer for WellMob, a digital platform offering culturally relevant online resources to support the Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. With a strong background in community health and Indigenous health promotion, Angela is committed to using digital tools to strengthen culture, connection, and healing within communities. She recently completed a Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion at the University of Sydney, furthering her passion for culturally safe, inclusive health solutions.
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