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Committee Membership Update

Committee
Committee Membership Update

The National NAIDOC Committee is pleased to announce the election of Yankunytjatjara, Pitjantjatjara and Pertame man, Mr Steven Satour, as its Co-Chair. Steven has an accomplished track record working with Indigenous artists and groups to positively impact the social and economic welfare of the community. Having worked within the education, not-for-profit, tourism, employment and small business sectors, Steven believes that by celebrating and embracing Indigenous cultures we bring all Australians together. Steven has been a Member of the National NAIDOC Committee for over 3 years and values the opportunity NAIDOC presents to promote culture.

Steven Satour was elected Co-Chair by his fellow Committee Members in mid-2022.

Along with Steve, Aunty (Dr) Lynette Riley is Acting Co-Chair of the National NAIDOC Committee. Aunty Lyn is a Wiradjuri and Gamilaroi woman from Dubbo and Moree and a Senior Lecturer in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work at the University of Sydney. Aunty Lyn trained as a primary teacher through Armidale CAE from 1975-1977. She has been a classroom teacher in primary and high school; a consultant for schools; an Aboriginal Development Manager for VET; Manager of the Dubbo TAFE Campuses; State Manager for NSW DET, Aboriginal Education; and a senior lecturer at UNE and Sydney University. Aunty Lyn seeks to find solutions that create sustainable change for Aboriginal programs, entwining understandings, knowledge of cultural education and competence.

To contact Steven or Aunty Lyn please fill out and submit a contact form.

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