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In this episode of Paint it Blak, Emma interviews Tuguy Esgin, a Noongar man who despite a challenging and unconventional education, grew up to love learning and is now the Dean of Indigenous Engagement at Curtin University.

He talks about how his method of positive learning, inclusivity and yarning is helping more people, both indigenous and non-indigenous to get a better understanding of Australia’s First Nations people and how he’s working to create technology with AI to help people living in remote communities.

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Dr Tuguy Esgin | Curtin University Staff Profile
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Welcome to Paint it Blak where Emma Garlett applies an Indigenous lens to current issues and seeks to educate and bring viewers on a journey of reconciliation.

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Emma Garlett is a Nyungar-Nyiyaparli-Yamatji woman from Geraldton. She is a legal academic and an Industry Fellow at the Sustainable Minerals Institute at The University of Queensland.

Prior to commencing a career in academia, Emma practised as a solicitor in planning and environment law at a top-tier law firm in Perth.

She is passionate about justice, law reform and ensuring First Nations people are involved in decisions which affect them.

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