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Kate Harriden is a Research Fellow at Monash University specializing in environmental science with a focus on Indigenous knowledge systems and sustainable development. She has a Doctorate of Philosophy in Environmental Science from the Australian National University, along with a Master of Geographical Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Geography. Her research interests encompass water governance, Indigenous water rights, and transdisciplinary research on urban rivers. Throughout her career, Harriden has contributed to various projects aimed at promoting sustainable interactions between people and the environment, collaborating with researchers across multiple disciplines. She has also held external positions including Visiting Fellow at the School of Music, Australian National University, and has been active in organizing workshops and conferences focused on Indigenous leadership in water management. Harriden's ongoing work reflects a commitment to integrating Indigenous perspectives with contemporary environmental issues, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Resilient Futures • Melbourne
Conducting research on sustainable environmental practices and Indigenous knowledge integration.
School of Music, Australian National University •
Collaborating on projects related to music and Indigenous culture.
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