Talking Trees
(Science proves they really can) Munya Andrews | October 2016 Did you know that trees can talk? A recent ground-breaking study has found that trees commune with the aid of fungi beneath the ground. Not only do they talk,…
The Dreaming of the Left-Handed Kangaroo
(Western science catches up to ancient wisdom) Munya Andrews | September 2016 Did you know kangaroos are lefthanded? What does this mean for human beings and what might it tell us about our common ancestry? Is there a deeper connection…
7 Ways to Improve Your Leadership by Drawing from Aboriginal Wisdom
Evolve explores Leadership with Indigenous Wisdom in our “Bull by the Horns Leadership Program.” Leadership. There are countless books and courses on the subject and almost everyone has an opinion about it. We all desire it. We all know what...
The Power of Media to Shape Our World – Westworld Decoded by Munya Andrews
‘Westworld’ is a curious blend of the science fiction genre with the classic western, based on the 1973 film of the same name. If you can get past the gratuitous violence, awful treatment of women, plot jumps between timelines that...
What’s with Wrong Skin?
If you haven’t heard about The Age’s cold case investigation ‘Wrong Skin’ in the past two weeks, you will. Led by reporter Richard Baker, it was launched with much ado two weeks ago. Julie Buck’s friends never believed the young...
Because of Her, We Can!
This year’s NAIDOC theme is ‘Because of her, we can!’ NAIDOC Week 2018 will be held nationally from Sunday 8 July and continue through to Sunday 15 July. This year’s theme celebrates the important role that Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
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