Jack Frawley is as researcher and writer in the areas of intercultural studies, leadership, and evaluation evidenced by his extensive experience in important research and professional projects, national and international consultancies, books, edited books, book chapters, refereed articles, and other publications. He has presented at several national and international conferences and continues to publish on, and participate in, intercultural leadership-related research projects and evaluations. Jack holds adjunct appointments at the University of Canberra and the Batchelor Institute.
Steven Larkin is a Kungarakany from Darwin in the Northern Territory. He is Pro Vice-Chancellor of Indigenous Education and Research at the University of Newcastle. Professor Larkin has served on numerous national advisory committees on Indigenous affairs. He has chaired the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Higher Education Advisory Council or Indigenous HEAC (then Indigenous Higher Education Advisory Council) for three years (2009-2012), and the Northern Territory Board of Studies for two years (2010-2012), and continues to provide invaluable input as a member of several respected professional affiliations.
James Smith is the program manager for the HEPPP-WCE initiative at the Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor for Indigenous Leadership at Charles Darwin University. Prior to his current appointment, James worked in a variety of executive and senior management roles in the Northern Territory in both health and education sectors. He has a strong background in health promotion and community development, and is a fellow of the Australian Health Promotion Association and associate editor of the Health Promotion Journal of Australia and the International Journal of Men’s Health. He is also an adjunct research fellow at the Collaboration for Evidence, Research and Impact in Public Health (CERIPH) at Curtin University.
