Bringing Science and resources to remote and regional communities. Supporting the next generation of First nations scientists. Founder @corey_tutt
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This year’s WEHI @DeadlyScience Pathways Program welcomed 27 First Nations students for hands-on STEM experiences across Melbourne's biomedical precinct.
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🌟 This month, we launched the Merck Australia Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan! A big thank you to everyone who attended.
We're excited to announce new funding from the Merck Family Foundation for 2 Indigenous STEM Leadership Scholarships at @Macquarie_Uni and ongoing support for DeadlyLabs with @DeadlyScience. Together, we can empower the NextGen of First Nations STEM Leaders!
#DeadlyScience #Inclusion #Diversity
🌏 #Reconciliation #IndigenousSTEM
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🖤💛❤️ A huge thank you to Dixie Crawford, Prof Corey Tutt @DeadlyScience and @BilneyGeoffrey
@Macquarie_Uni for sharing your insights on supporting reconciliation and STEM leaders!
Together, we are committed to fostering a kinder, more inclusive Australia where reconciliation is a lived reality for all!
#Reconciliation
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A big week of science, culture & connection at the 3rd WEHI @DeadlyScience Pathways Program!
First Nations high school students enjoyed three days of lab time, meeting inspiring researchers, and visiting our partners across the biomedical precinct.
wehi.edu.au/news/the-deadlys…
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Say hello to this year’s WEHI @DeadlyScience Pathways Program students 👋
These First Nations students have travelled from secondary schools in the NT, NSW, Qld and Vic for an immersive three-day science experience.
Follow on our Instagram stories to see it all unfold!
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What an inspiring day at Luminosity2025 in Port Macquarie with Melville High School @AndrewMorello @DeadlyScience
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ZEISS partnered with @DeadlyScience to bring stereo microscopes to schools in #Australia. These educational sessions are not only equipping students with scientific skills but also sparking a fascination with #microsopy: zeiss.ly/user-story-deadly-s… @WEHI_research
#STEMEducation
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Feeling incredibly honoured to have listened to two strong and inspiring leaders today 🖤💛♥️
My amazing cousin A/Prof Corey Tutt OAM – scientist, CEO, and changemaker – continues to lead the way through his groundbreaking work with DeadlyScience, connecting young people with the power of knowledge and culture.
Ben Bowen – the passionate CEO of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation spoke with heart about the role of language, literacy, and storytelling in breaking cycles and creating lasting change in communities across the nation.
Both are deadly examples of what it means to lead with purpose, pride, and impact.
🖤💛❤️ #leadership #deadlyscience #indigenousliteracyfoundation #languageandculture #storytelling #changemakers #dreambig
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When kids in remote communities see themselves in STEM, everything changes. At DeadlyScience, we send culturally relevant resources to schools across the country — because representation matters.
Donate to help us create STEM equity. ow.ly/Lr2950VBkBI
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Our Deadly STEM in Schools team has been out on the ground in Woorabinda and Wadja Wadja, taking students through our Deadly Labs - Bush Soapmaking Kit 🧼🌿
#DeadlyScience #STEMeducation #FirstNationsScience #CommunityPowered
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#NSW Sophia had a fantastic day with @deadlyscience, exploring Earth Science activities. Thanks to Holly, Gregory, Vince, and Kim !#NSWEESsupport thanks to @alkaneresources @AIGAustralia Evolution Mining @NSWMining @WhitehavenCoal WIMnet NSW
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🌊 #Regional Great day for Port Mac. educators with microplastics beach survey, Geotrail explore & at @DeadlyScience microplastics & sediments. #NSWEESsupport thanks to @AlkaneResources @AIGAustralia Evolution Mining @NSWMining @WhitehavenCoal WIMNET NSW! 🌟 #Birpai #Guruk
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Big news! 🌟 @DeadlyScience has unveiled a selection of free resources for teachers, designed to infuse classrooms with the wonders of STEM and the rich teachings of First Nations cultures.
#STEMTeachers #STEMResources #DeadlyScience
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Another brilliant @DeadlyScience Pathways Program draws to a close, with First Nations secondary school students experiencing an immersive STEM adventure at WEHI.
Read what the students got up to 👉 wehi.edu.au/news/deadlyscien…
#WEHIDeadlyScience
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It was an exciting morning as we welcomed this year’s @DeadlyScience Pathways Program students to WEHI!
The program aims to help First Nations students in Years 9 and 10 to explore careers and opportunities in STEM.
Learn more 👉 wehi.edu.au/education/deadly…
#WEHIDeadlyScience
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More of what's coming from Aussie publishers - Corey Tutt and Bindi Irwin are authors we know but dive in to see 2 verse novels ❤️coming + more, more, more! @WesteLinda booksandpublishing.com.au/ar…
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Our GGFS Junuybin were so excited to have Vincent from @DeadlyScience visit this week, learning all things science!
@DeadlyScience do amazing work ensuring our Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander students have access to STEM Education opportunities & resources!
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Thanks to the people at #WSFB2024 Ipswich who referenced the ‘Reading the Earth’ Indigenous #Science @WSFBrisbane 2022 with Profs Vicente Diaz, Rangi Matamua, Aileen Moreton-Robinson & me. I’m glad pp gained from our session & still are! 👍🏽 See recording worldsciencefestival.com.au/…👈🏽
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Our CEO and Founder Corey Tutt recently helped raise funds for iPads to be donated to the Durri Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) in West Kempsey to assist elderly patients in staying in touch with their families while undergoing dialysis. 👏🏽👏🏽 ow.ly/UNjq50S1wuh
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ZEN donates $10,000 to the not-for-profit @DeadlyScience ‘Deadly Learners’, giving 126 Indigenous students vital STEM learning.
Read more: bit.ly/4cR4Mc2
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