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Stacey Little

Research themes: Native title and traditional ownership

Current projects: Returning Native Title Materials, Youth in Governance and Political Processes

Position:

Senior Research Officer (Legal), AIATSIS Centre for Native Title, Land and Water.

Email:

stacey.little@aiatsis.gov.au

Stacey Little joined AIATSIS in 2015 as the Senior Research Officer (Legal). Stacey holds Bachelor degrees in Arts and Law, and has worked in native title law since 2014. Prior to joining the Native Title Research Unit at AIATSIS, Stacey worked in the legal department of a native title representative body in Western Australia.

Stacey’s research interests include native title jurisprudence, compensation, the relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander laws and customs and Australian law and policy, as well as social justice and environmental issues.

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Ngarinyman to English Dictionary

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Stacey Little