Indigenous leader Jayde Conway achieves leadership success.

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Yorga Djenna Bidi graduate Jayde Conway (second from right) with Curtin graduates from previous years (L-R) Associate Professor Mandy Downing, Kath Nelly and Marleigh Zada.

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Jayde Conway, Curtin University’s Indigenous Cultural Capability Lead, is among ten women who recently completed the program Yorga Djenna Bidi program designed for Aboriginal women who aspire to influence, lead, and drive change.


Developed by Aboriginal people for Aboriginal people through the Western Australian Aboriginal Leadership Institute (WAALI), Yorga Djenna Bidi combines traditional teachings passed down by Elders with contemporary leadership practices, equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for leadership success.

Ms Conway said the program had been a life-changing journey, deepening her understanding of leadership from an Aboriginal perspective.

“It has allowed me to embrace my cultural identity while honing my leadership skills, providing invaluable tools to drive change within my community and workplace,” Ms Conway said.


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