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Tayla Griffin Reconciliation Message

When I think about being a voice for the generations, I think about my old people, my ancestors, my family back home. I think about my mob, Gangalu, my friends, and my nieces and nephews on Country.

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Rick Hughes Reconciliation Message

I am a proud Wiradjuri and Yuin man, and it is pretty deadly to be a descendent from the oldest living continuous culture in the world! Ultimately, I am just me. I have never known any different. The older I get, and with more knowledge gained, I know that I am blessed with an incredible story and bloodline connected spiritually to kinship and Country.

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DeadlyScience Ambassador: Rick Hughes

I am a descendant of the Wiradjuri people from Central NSW, and Yuin people from South Coast NSW, although I was born on Dharug Country.

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STEM Professional: Raine Mercedes

Raine Mercedes is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland's Institute for Molecular Bioscience. Her research focuses on characterising coagulotoxins in the saliva of native Australian blood-feeding arthropods.

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Drive to STEM

DeadlyScience moves pretty quickly: we have sent tens of thousands of books and resources to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in remote communities in a very short time. But you have never seen DeadlyScience move this fast!

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DeadlyScience & WEHI

WEHI has partnered with leading Indigenous not-for-profit, DeadlyScience, to foster the next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander scientists, in the first partnership of its kind.

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