Dr Natalie Ironfield
Natalie Ironfield (she/her) is Dharug person with family connections to the Buruburongal and Warmuli Clans. Natalie is currently living on Wurundjeri Country and is a Research Fellow in the Centre of Excellence for Indigenous Futures at the University of Melbourne.
Natalie’s doctoral research examined the ways in which universities function as ongoing sites of racial colonial violence, with a particular focus on the discipline of criminology. Natalie’s research interests include the limitations and consequences of liberal reformism for Indigenous people, non-carceral community-led responses to harm and violence, and the role of community-led political education in shaping just futures on Aboriginal Land.
The ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous Futures is supported by its partners and funded by the Australian Government through the Australian Research Council.
Acknowledgement
The ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous Futures acknowledges and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our Centre operates. We acknowledge Elders past, present, and emerging and recognise this was always a place of learning, teaching, and research, and that Sovereignty was never ceded.
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