Abstract Purpose: Yolŋu (First Nations Australians from North-East Arnhem Land, Northern
Territory) and Balanda (non-Indigenous people) often encounter communication challenges …

Indigenous families have culturally-specific strengths, priorities, and methods for assessing
their children's development. Recognition and support of children's and families' strengths …

We are an intercultural research team studying intercultural communication. This article
shares some of the research practices we used in a doctoral research project conducted …

Timely access to culturally safe and responsive speech-language pathology (SLP) services
for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, led and implemented by communities, is …

The lack of diversity in Speech and Language Therapy (SLT) workforces raises concerns of
inadvertently perpetuating the same views and practices, thereby risking excluding …

Colonisation in Australia has had long-term, pervasive, detrimental impacts on Indigenous
Australians. When measured by national benchmarks, Indigenous children in Australia are …

“Shifting sands” is a phrase used to emphasise something that changes very frequently,
making it difficult to deal with or make plans for. The “shifting sands” of health care is how I …