Leadership team
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Professor Emeritus Colleen Hayward AM
Professor Hayward is a senior Noongar woman with extensive family links throughout the south-west of WA. Until her recent retirement, she was the head of Kurongkurl Katitjin, Edith Cowan University’s Centre for Indigenous Education and Research and Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Equity and Indigenous across the University. For more than 30 years, Colleen has provided significant input to policies and programs on a wide range of issues, reflecting the needs of minority groups at community, state and national levels. She has an extensive background in a range of areas as well as significant experience in policy and management.
Carol Innes AM
Ms Innes is a cultural advocate working in
government, a mentor, consultant, board director and
project manager. Carol is currently Co-Chair of
Reconciliation Western Australia, board member North
Metropolitan Health Service, board member Glass Jars
(Netball WA), and is an advisory member to Kalamunda
Arts Committee. Carol has worked in not-for-profit
organisations, arts and cultural organisations, state
and federal government agencies, and
Aboriginal-controlled community organisations. Carol
is a certified trainer and assessor, facilitator and
advocate of community cultural development.
Dr Noel Nannup OAM
Dr. Nannup is a well-respected Nyoongar Elder. He is a known storyteller and cultural guide, instructor and mentor. Throughout Noel’s life he has worked to promote public awareness of the importance of caring for the environment. His career has been dedicated to educating young Western Australians about the rich cultural heritage of Aboriginal people and their lands; and, throughout that process, Noel has played an active and leading role in reconciliation.
Dr Noel Nannup OAM
Dr. Walley is a Noongar man and one of Australia’s leading Aboriginal performers, musicians and writers. Richard is a working director of his family-owned business, Aboriginal Productions and Promotions, which delivers cultural awareness and learning programs and has been in operation for over 25 years. Richard is a committed leader in the promotion of Noongar culture, and has extensive experience working alongside Australian and international organisations as a cultural consultant and presenter. He is a designated State Living Treasure, and the 2021 Western Australian Senior Australian of the Year.
Core Team
Barbara Paulson
Project Officer
Bruce Davies
Project Manager Communications I Creative Director
Caryn Earnshaw
Stakeholder Engagement
& Business Development
Donna Oxenham
Manager
Emmanuelle Dodo-Balu
Engagement and
Communications Officer
Jason Barrow
Project Officer
Winsome MacLaurin
Kep Katitjin
Gabi Kaadadjan Program Manager
Leadership Team
The Danjoo Koorliny team is a huge collective of people who
work on different projects and portfolio areas.
The
leadership team, whose names have been listed below, have
been involved across a number of projects, and supports our
annual festival.
Our networked team ensures that we are working beyond silos and that we are aligning for positive cultural, social, environmental and economic impact.
Nicole Crnko
Jade Dolman
Farley Garlett
Elisha Jacobs-Smith
Glenda Kickett
Oral McGuire
Daniel Morrison
Kobi Morrison
Louise O’Reilly
Narelle Thorne
Danielle Thurlow
Sharon Wood-Kenney
