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Email: daisygoodwin@outlook.com

M: 0435 575 941

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/daisygoodwin

About:

Daisy Goodwin, BA, MA, is a cultural and environmental anthropologist with over eight years of experience working across regional Western Australia supporting Aboriginal-led land and sea initiatives and advocating for First Nations interests across government and industry.

Core Services:

• Project management
• Strategic planning
• Monitoring and evaluation
• Policy and advocacy
• Capacity building and facilitation
• Community engagement
• Grant and report writing
• Internal policy and operations

Focus Areas:

Governance, strategy, economic development, conservation

Daisy Goodwin is a cultural and environmental anthropologist who has spent the last eight years working across regional Western Australia supporting Aboriginal-led land and sea initiatives and advocating for First Nations interests across government and industry.

Her work has largely focused on supporting Aboriginal leadership in carbon farming, bushfoods and clean energy and promoting First Nations data sovereignty.

• Economic development and land use planning
• Agreement making
• Land and sea projects (bush foods, carbon farming, clean energy, regenerative agriculture)
• Data sovereignty
• Governance capacity building

Email: elliott.craig64@gmail.com

M: 0408 891 140

Specific areas of expertise and interest:

* Native Title and NT Land Rights claim research and reporting;
* Native Title Compensation claim research;
* Native Title report Peer Review;
* Indigenous applied public health research;
* Indigenous Intestate claims research and advice;
* Social Impact Assessment.

Experience:

• 1992-2006, 2017-2025: Consultant Anthropologist (in Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia)
• 2006–2017: Senior Anthropologist, Native Title Research Coordinator, Central Land Council, Alice Springs, NT.
• Expert Witness in Native Title: De Rose (De Rose Hill); Alyawarr (Alyawarr, Kaytetye, Warumungu and Wakay Native Title Claim
• Expert Witness in Land Rights cases: Alcoota Land Claim; Wakay Alyawarr (Repeat) Land Claim; Cobourg Peninsula Land Claim
• 2014-2019: Guest Lecturer, New York University, Sydney campus (2014-19).
• Consultancy work for: Central Land Council (CLC), Northern Land Council (CLC), Kimberley Land Council (KLC), Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation (YMAC), Antakirinja Matu-Yankunytjatjara Aboriginal Corporation (AMYAC), Solicitor for the Northern Territory (SFNT), Danila Dilba Aboriginal Health Corporation (NT).

Senior Lecturer in Anthropology, University of Queensland.

Email: k.derijke@uq.edu.au

Specific areas of expertise and interest:

Native title claim research and reporting, including expert evidence for the Federal Court, peer reviews, Indigenous Land Use Agreements, cultural heritage/cultural values research, social impact assessment.

Experience

Native title claim research, expert evidence in the Federal Court, joint expert conferences, peer review, research addressing membership disputes and overlapping claims, cultural values studies, research in post-determination settings addressing conflicts about rights in land in the context of mining.

Australian Cultural Heritage Management.

Shaun Canning is the primary contact.

Website – www.achm.com.au

• Remote / Regional Work
• Cultural Heritage Management
• Ethnographic Assessments
• Archaeological Assessments
• Impact Assessment
• Cultural Values Assessments
• GIS / Heritage Site Databases
• PBC Advice and Assistance
• Mine Closure
• ILUA Negotiations and Agreement Modernisation

Dr Shaun Canning

Managing Director and Principal Heritage Advisor

Australian Cultural Heritage Management

ADELAIDE | BRISBANE |MELBOURNE | PERTH | SYDNEY

T: 1300 724 913
M: 0400 204 536
E: Shaun.Canning@achm.com.au
W: www.achm.com.au

Email: seancalderwood37@gmail.com

Mobile: 0439971169

Experience:

Sean is available for work in the following fields:

• heritage surveys;
• collection of genealogical information;
• collection of family histories;
• site recording;
• cultural mapping;
• archival research;
• assisting on research trips;
• assisting senior anthropologists in research (I have done this with Lee Sackett, Scott Cane and others); and,

Sean has been the male anthropologist on four successful native title determinations (all in WA), two as the sole anthropologist, and a further two with a female anthropologist.