The 14 of September 2026 marks ten years since the Australian Psychological Society (APS) delivered a formal apology to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
An evaluation led by researchers from The University of Western Australia has found Aboriginal Community Controlled Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) services are delivering significant benefits for Aboriginal individuals, families and communities across Western Australia.
On March the 28th, a 26-year-old Aboriginal man was found unresponsive by correctional officers at Darwin Correction Centre just days after the death in custody of a 25-year-old Aboriginal man in Darwin on the 24th of March. These recent events highlight the lack of improvement in our criminal justice system to protect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from harm.
Second death in custody in Darwin shows ongoing failures of our judicial system Read More »
Many First Nations peoples now feel unsafe in the wake of attempted bombing
Many First Nations peoples now feel unsafe in the wake of attempted bombing Read More »
Professor Pat Dudgeon AM, Australia’s first Aboriginal psychologist, has been awarded the Australian Mental Health Prize in recognition of her outstanding leadership and lifelong contribution to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health at both national and community levels.
Professor Pat Dudgeon AM receives prestigious mental health award Read More »
Welcome to Country – A statement on the racism on show at the recent Anzac Day Welcome to Country ceremonies.
Welcome to Country – A statement on the racism on show at the recent Anzac Day Welcome to Country ceremonies.
Racism is not a new issue for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Read More »
The Center for Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander SuicidePrevention (CBPATSISP) proudly supports the establishment of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to the Parliament.
CBPATSISP Recognised as Top 18 Finalists in Shaping Australia Awards Read More »
Discover the CBPATSISP website with ease through our guided video series. Led by Aunty Tjalaminu Mia and Michael Mitchell, these videos walk you through our website’s home page, main sections, and the Manual of Resources. Join us in exploring valuable tools and resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suicide prevention, all aimed at helping
Discover CBPATSISP: A Comprehensive Website Navigation Guide Read More »
