Mayi Kuwayu: The National Study of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Wellbeing

This website is the hub for the Mayi Kuwayu research study, which looks at how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wellbeing is linked to culture.

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Mayi Kuwayu Development: Summary report

This report is a summary of the development process of the Mayi Kuwayu Study and includes a literature review, survey indicator development for focus groups and the proof of concept study.

Mayi Kuwayu Development: Summary report [PDF]

Author(s): Mayi Kuwayu
Organisation: Lowitja Institute, The Australia National University
Year Published: 2018
Language: English

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