Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

Civic engagement with Corey Tutt

Be inspired by stories of First Nations changemakers through Corey Tutt's books.

Using the books The first scientist and This book thinks ya deadly! these activities support students to learn more about incredible First Nations people who have led the way as change makers. They encourage students to make connections with local lands, consider themselves as scientists and be change makers.

Colourful hexagons surrounding a man smiling and wearing a black t-shirt with the words 'Deadly Science'.

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Civic engagement with Corey Tutt - matrix

A colourful array of hexagonal shapes with activities to engage students with First Nations changemakers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics..

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