Paul David Tolliday

Paul David Tolliday is affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Society at Charles Darwin University, where he leads research projects such as 'Active Listening to Yolŋu Christians.' His work focuses on Indigenous knowledge, education systems, and reconciliation initiatives across Australia. He holds a Master of Indigenous Knowledges (Mawul Rom), a B.Ed., and a Diploma of Teaching (Primary).

Key research interests include the intersection of Indigenous culture with faith and Christianity, as well as educational practices in remote, rural, and urban settings. Tolliday has extensive teaching experience in Australian primary and secondary schools and has organized national reconciliation events, including National Youth Reconciliation Conventions.

His current project emphasizes collaborative research with Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory, addressing cultural and spiritual connections. While no formal awards are listed, his contributions to Indigenous education and reconciliation are highlighted through his academic and community activities.