Jennifer Eadie

Jennifer Eadie is a Research Fellow and PhD candidate at the Nulungu Research Institute, University of Notre Dame Australia. Her work bridges Environmental Humanities, Indigenous Knowledges, and Creative Arts through interdisciplinary collaboration. She has contributed to ARC-funded projects such as 'Revitalizing Country: Aboriginal Walking Trails' and 'Intergenerational Cultural Transfer of Indigenous Knowledges.'

Education

• BA Fine Art (UNSW Art & Design)
• BA Arts (UNSW)
• Honours (School of Humanities and Law, Australian National University)

Previously, she held roles as Course Coordinator, Lecturer, and Tutor in programs like the Aboriginal Pathway Program (University of South Australia, 2018–2021) and ACU's School of Education & Arts (2017–2020). She also worked at Flinders University's College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (2021–2022).

Her research emphasizes collaborative practices, cultural preservation, and creative methodologies. She is based in Fremantle, Broome, Sydney, and engages online platforms.