Holly Randell-Moon

Holly Randell-Moon is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Indigenous Australian Studies, Charles Sturt University. Her interdisciplinary research bridges Indigenous media studies, critical race theory, feminist studies, and library/information science, focusing on culturally responsive knowledge systems and anti-racist frameworks.

• Key Affiliations: Libraries Research Group, Ageing Well Research Group, Social Equality: Intersectionality & Inclusion Research Group, Rural Health Research Institute.
• Research Themes: Critique of library systems as sites of colonial knowledge control, Indigenous sovereignty in telecommunications, settler accountability in education, and intersections of race, gender, and technology.

Recent Work Trends center on spatial justice, Indigenous media literacy, and anti-racist policy, with case studies spanning Australian public libraries during the pandemic, rural aged care, and Indigenous environmental education. Her scholarship interrogates whiteness in institutional practices and colonial infrastructures, while advocating for sovereign communication and decolonizing pedagogies.

• Scientific Contributions: 15+ peer-reviewed articles (2013–2025) on topics like gamification in neoliberal education, homonationalism in media, and Indigenous automation systems.
• Teams and Labs: Active in Libraries Research Group and Ageing Well in Rural and Regional Australia projects, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams in health, media, and policy sectors.