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Stan has won numerous international and Australian awards including a Peabody Award, Columbia University Alfred I. He has interviewed numerous world leaders including Nelson Mandela, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Condoleezza Rice, Yasser Arafat, Mahmoud Abbas, Shimon Peres, Bill Clinton, and Australian Prime Ministers Bob Hawke, Paul Keating, John Howard, Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard, Tony Abbott, and Malcolm Turnbull. Prior to taking up his latest role Stan served for a decade at a Senior International Correspondent for CNN in Asia and the Middle East, broadcasting to an audience of millions around the world. Stan has a strong reputation for independence and integrity and has interviewed international political and business leaders, including our own prime ministers and senior ministers. He is one of Australia's most respected and awarded journalists, with more than 30 years’ experience in radio and television news and current affairs. He is also the Global Affairs and Indigenous Affairs Analyst for the ABC. Professor Stan Grant is the Vice Chancellor's Chair of Australian/Indigenous Belonging at Charles Sturt University. Vice Chancellor's Chair of Australian/Indigenous Belonging Watch the live stream Professor Stan Grant The panel will consist of Professor Stan Grant, Professor Juanita Sherwood, Dr Neil Philips, Fiona Cornforth, Professor Pat Dudgeon and Associate Professor Faye McMillan. Please join Professor Stan Grant Jr and expert panel members in a one hour public forum where we will answer your questions about COVID and the mental health impacts to Australia’s First Nations People.

What responsibilities do we all have to achieve better outcomes for the nation’s most vulnerable populations? Bring your questions and together we will find answers. The representation of First Nations people by media often exacerbates the issue. Mental health is part of our total well being and cannot be separated from a history of invasion colonisation and racism. We will provide practical advice and explore ways that Indigenous health services can treat and can protect our people. This public forum will bring together health experts and draw on the expertise of Charles Sturt University to answer your questions about mental health. As a whole, First Nations people already experience high rates of depression, anxiety and youth suicide. In a world of fear and misinformation, Charles Sturt University brings together an expert panel to break down the issues for First Nations People.Īs well as being vulnerable to the effects of Covid 19, First Nations people are dealing with the impact on mental health.

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