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UQ partners with Indigenous NBA star on game-changing program - Vimarsana News

UQ partners with Indigenous NBA star on game-changing program

University of Queensland researchers have partnered with NBA champion Patty Mills’ not-for-profit organisation to boost sporting, educational and cultural pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young peoples.Indigenous Basket

NBA star helping indigenous youth on and off the court - Vimarsana News

NBA star helping indigenous youth on and off the court

NBA star Patty Mills has partnered with the University of Queensland in a new program aimed at improving the health outcomes of First Nations youths.

UQ academics feature on Indigenous 'world-changers' list – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

UQ academics feature on Indigenous 'world-changers' list – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

Six University of Queensland staff members are featured on a national NAIDOC Week list of 52 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are changing the world.The list was created with input from the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACO

52 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people changing the world - Vimarsana News

52 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people changing the world

52 leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are changing the world. A list created with the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA) and Australia’s Learned Academies.

Five Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander scientists awarded - Vimarsana News

Five Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander scientists awarded

From left: Dr Jordan Pitt, Tamara Riley, Vanessa Sewell, Dr Keane Wheeler and Luke Williams. Five promising researchers from universities around