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toni bauman

 

Toni Bauman

Research Fellow, Native Title

Contact: toni.bauman@aiatsis.gov.au

 

 

Toni Bauman is a Research Fellow in the Native Title Research Unit at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. She is an anthropologist, mediator, facilitator and trainer who has published widely and made presentations to national and international audiences. She has over thirty years experience in Indigenous matters including land and native title claims, agreement-making, decision-making and dispute management processes, joint management of national parks and Indigenous Protected Areas, government policy, art and craft, program evaluation, feasibility studies, tourism and training.

She has worked as a staff member and consultant for government departments, statutory authorities and organisations including Land Councils, Native Title Representative Bodies, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, and the Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority in Darwin. She was also a member of the Community Living Areas Tribunal in the Northern Territory.

Toni facilitates numerous workshops relating to good governance including the management of disputes and decision-making processes with Indigenous mediators, governments, and Boards of corporations. These workshops are often directed at building relationships and better communication among Indigenous people or between governments and Indigenous people.

Between 2003 and 2006, Toni was the chief investigator and manager of the Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project. In 2008, she acted as adviser to the Federal Court ‘s National Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisory Council, co-editing the final report in 2009, Solid work you mob are doing: Case Studies in Indigenous Dispute Resolution & Conflict Management in Australia. In 2011, she was appointed as a Research Affiliate at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government in the Malcolm Weiner Center for Social Policy and as a visiting scholar at the Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy at the University of Arizona. Toni is a Director of Dodson, Bauman & Associates Pty Ltd, Legal and Anthropological Consultants.

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