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Michelle Bishop is a Scientia Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at the University of New South Wales. She is a Gamilaroi woman from Dharawal Country in South-West Sydney. Michelle is dedicated to promoting systemic and emancipatory change for Indigenous young people, focusing on initial teacher education, teacher ontology, and school-community relationships. Her teaching and research emphasize the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives and the use of Indigenous research methodologies. She completed her doctoral studies at Macquarie University, where her thesis was entitled ‘Envisioning Indigenous Education Sovereignty,’ earning her the Vice Chancellor’s Commendation for Research Excellence. Throughout her academic career, she has been awarded prestigious grants and recognition, including the UNSW ADA Amplify Funding and the AARE Ray Debus Award for her doctoral research. Michelle is committed to ensuring that education fosters joy and meaningful connections that encompass both human and more-than-human kin. She coordinates various courses centered on Indigenous Perspectives in Education and critically engaging with Indigenous education.
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