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This NAIDOC Week, our team proudly stood alongside communities across the country to celebrate 50 Years of Deadly and so much more!
For us, NAIDOC Week is more than a celebration. It's a time to reconnect with community, celebrate culture, and fill our cups through connection, laughter and yarns.
These moments strengthen our spirit, deepen our purpose, and remind us why we committed to this wor#NAIDOCWeek2026k#NAIDOC50D#50YearsOfDeadlye#Thirrilirrili
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So much to celebrate this NAIDOC week!❤️💛🖤💚💙🤍
We're proud to see Thirrili Board Chair, Dr Summer May Finlay, contribute to this important Lowitja Institute position paper on strengthening Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander evaluations.
The paper highlights that evaluations are most effective when they are grounded in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing, being and doing, and are led or co-designed by communities. Strengthening Indigenous-led evaluation is key to creating better policy, better practice and better outcomes for our people.
We're grateful to have an incredible leader helping shape the future of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander policy and practice.
Read the position paper: lowitja.org.au/resource/aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-evaluations-informing-policy-and-pr...
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🎉 Congratulations to two incredible leaders in the Thirrili family!
We're proud to congratulate Casey Bird on his appointment as Chief Operating Officer following a competitive recruitment process. Casey is a Juru and Wulgurukaba man who was born in Roma, Queensland. Casey brings extensive experience in systems change, trauma-informed practice, and a strong commitment to supporting our communities.
We also celebrate Blake Fagan on his promotion to Director of Eastern Service Delivery. Blake is a Djabugay & Kuku Yalanji man from Far North Queensland. Blake was born in Mackay and grew up in Dysart, Mackay, Cairns and Yarrabah and now lives on Kalkadoon country in Mount Isa. With more than 16 years of experience in health and wellbeing, Blake's leadership, dedication, and passion continue to make a lasting difference for our communities.
We can't wait to see the impact you'll continue to make at Thirrili.
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