1. Indigenous Engagement in Science with Corey Tutt (DeadlyScience)

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Protect The World

Brodie Hopkins

18 episodes

1 week ago

This podcast is dedicated to the people and organisations making the world a better place. Every month, I connect with an NGO that's addressing inequality or biodiversity loss. My goal is to learn about the issues they're tackling, interview the founder or director, and then share their stories with you. But I don't just want to share their stories, I also want to contribute to their work. If you’d like to help me do that, you can support this project at www.patreon.com/brodiehopkinsmedia for as little as $5 per month. Thanks for listening, and I hope you find my guests as inspiring as I do.

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1. Indigenous Engagement in Science with Corey Tutt (DeadlyScience)

Protect The World

1 hour 14 minutes 5 seconds

2 years ago

1. Indigenous Engagement in Science with Corey Tutt (DeadlyScience)

In this very first episode of Protect The World, I chat with Corey Tutt, CEO of DeadlyScience and proud Gamilaraay man.

DeadlyScience is a not-for-profit organisation that strives to increase Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participation in science. They currently work with over 800 schools in regional and remote areas across the Australian continent, but it's taken a lot of hard work to get to where they are today. In this first episode, Corey shares the story behind his amazing journey to become CEO of Australia's leading Indigenous science organisation.

On behalf of all the incredible people who support this project, I was able to make a donation of AU$200 to DeadlyScience. This money will go towards delivering STEM-based resources to schools in remote communities, and helping to run a variety of programs that are inspiring the next generation of Indigenous scientists.

You can find DeadlyScience on all the usual social media sites, and you can donate to them directly at deadlyscience.org.au/donate.

If you'd like to help me give more money to more amazing NGOs in future, please consider signing up to the Patreon for as little as $5 a month via the following link: patreon.com/brodiehopkinsmedia

You can also follow the rest of my work at @brodiehopkinsmedia on Instagram.

A huge thank you to everyone who supports this podcast, and to Corey Tutt for being willing to be the very first guest on it. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to leave a review and share it with your friends and family. Thanks for listening!