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Research & resources
Research programs
Community-led health research, grants and knowledge translation.
Policy & advocacy
Climate, cultural determinants and Closing the Gap policy work.
Resource library
Publications, reports and learning materials for researchers.
Scholarships
Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health researchers.
Latest
News & events
The Knowing, Being and Doing Series: Panel Discussion
Panel discussion featuring Professor Marcia Langton AO and Associate Professor Kristen Smith.
Yarning About Yarning in Research
Learning Hub Summit workshop with Professor Dawn Bessarab.
Pathway to lasting impact in diabetes research
First Nations forum releases guidance for funding and shaping health research.
Lowitja mobile research portal
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Portal ElemenbetFrequently asked questions
What is the Lowitja Institute?
The Lowitja Institute is Australia's national institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research, supporting community-led research, policy and knowledge translation.
What research areas does Lowitja focus on?
Lowitja supports research across First Nations health and wellbeing, including community-led studies, major grants, seeding grants and knowledge translation initiatives.
How can I access Lowitja research and resources?
Browse the Research, Library and Policy sections on this mobile portal, or visit the main Lowitja Institute website for publications, reports and learning materials.
Does Lowitja offer scholarships or grants?
Yes. Lowitja runs scholarship programs, seeding grants and major research grant rounds for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research. Check Scholarships and News for current opportunities.
How does Lowitja support community-led research?
Lowitja prioritises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership in research design, ethics and knowledge translation so outcomes reflect community priorities and cultural safety.
What people say
Lowitja's support for community-led research has strengthened our project's cultural governance and impact pathways.
The mobile portal makes it easy to find grant deadlines and policy resources when working in the field.
Knowledge translation resources are practical and grounded in First Nations ways of knowing. A trusted national institute.
Learning hub workshops and research summaries are accessible on phone and tablet — helpful for busy clinicians and researchers.
Collaborating through Lowitja connected us with ethical frameworks and researchers prioritising Indigenous data sovereignty.