*Presents innovative and highly successful approaches to university education and research that saw a transformative impact on the lives of Indigenous students. *Highlights strengths-based approaches to teaching and learning, providing a "toolkit" of professional skills and knowledge to improve Higher Education outcomes for Indigenous students. *Written by a team of leading experts in this field, all of whom were directly involved in the development of this successful research and education program.

*Presents innovative and highly successful approaches to university education and research that saw a transformative impact on the lives of Indigenous students. *Highlights strengths-based approaches to teaching and learning, providing a "toolkit" of professional skills and knowledge to improve Higher Education outcomes for Indigenous students. *Written by a team of leading experts in this field, all of whom were directly involved in the development of this successful research and education program.

A York Festival Anthology - In this extraordinary collection, respected Barladong Noongar women Dr Marion Kickett and Tracey Kickett bring together first-person stories from First Nations peoples living in Western Australia. In some cases for the first time, Marion and Tracey tell their own stories; their close and extended family tell theirs; friends old and new tell theirs. There are men and women, children and elders, from all walks of life. Each has a tale to tell: about their childhoods, about their relationships, about their joys and their struggles. All share a unique connection to Country. And to each other. This is the authentic Australia, sung by the people who know it best. Leschenault Press acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on which York Festival takes place, the Barladong Noongar people, and pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging.