Promoting sociology in Australia
Facilitating sociology teaching and research
Enhancing the professional development of TASA members
Sociology of Indigenous Issues
Aims and objectives:
The key aim of the sociology of Indigenous issues thematic group is to build and support the engagement of Australian sociology and sociologists with Indigenous social issues. To support this aim, the core objectives of the thematic group are to:
- foster the development of existing and new sociological perspectives on Indigenous related issues
- encourage and promote quality theoretical and empirical research across a broad range of Indigenous-related areas
- provide a forum for communication and collaboration of sociologists working in the field
- support the addition of sociological voices to contemporary and emerging social and political debates relating to Indigenous Australia
Year established:
2006
Convenors:
Theresa Petray: theresa.petray@jcu.edu.au
Kate Maher:Â kjmah1@student.monash.edu.au
Annual Minutes
Annual reports
Group Members
Alex PageAlvaro CalaraAmanda BegleyAngela DureyAsha Lal TamangBenjamin KellyBill TylerBill GenatCarolyn HallCatherine AyresCatriona ElderChristy NewmanDaphne HabibisDavid McCallumDeirdre Howard-WagnerEileen WillisGino OrticioHelene Elisabeth Dam JoergensenJennifer PeetJoedee MorelJudy MarkosJulie LahnKate MaherKatie MooreMaree MicheauxMichael BleasdaleMichael HowardPeter GalePradip WagleRenee GardinerRobyn MooreSheelagh Daniels-MayesTass HolmesTheresa L PetrayTori StratfordZane Ma Rhea