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description=Mayi Kuwayu is the national longitudinal study of culture, health and wellbeing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people based at the ANU (the Australian National University). Mayi Kuwayu will investigate how cultural factors including language and connection to country are related to good health and wellbeing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.;
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home mayi kuwayu national study of aboriginal and torres strait islander wellbeing home about our story mayi kuwayu team ambassadors partners funders new studies the survey do the mayi kuwayu survey data use apply for data analysis faqs using survey items using survey data for community support services news and media for researchers research publications contact us the mayi kuwayu study is currently the largest national study of aboriginal and torres strait islander culture health and wellbeing its development came from aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples and communities need to have a better knowledge and understanding of the link between culture health and wellbeing aboriginal and torres strait islander cultural practice and expression together with physical emotional and community connections are recognised as a vital element to health and wellbeing since mayi kuwayu started over 13 000 aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples have responded by sharing their stories that recognise identity spirituality and connection to country community and language as fundamental elements of culture aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples 16 years and above complete a survey every three years about their culture wellbeing and health over time so that we can recognise the changes that have occurred in this interval the mayi kuwayu study team is majority aboriginal and torres strait islander people the study was created by and for aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples in addition we have strong aboriginal and torres strait islander governance and guidance in place the mayi kuwayu study adheres to the indigenous data sovereignty principles meaning that you own all your survey data our cultures count to get people to stand up talk loud be proud of what you re doing and more so where you re from you know make yourself proud in who you are and how you re presenting yourself to everyone alice springs focus group participant listen to john paul jp janke talk about the importance of culture for our health and wellbeing mayi kuwayu study partners subscribe to our newsletter social media important note aboriginal and torres strait islander people should be aware that this website may contain images of deceased people we acknowledge all aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples and pay respect to all elders and their continuing connection to their lands waters culture and heritage 2026 mayi kuwayu national study of aboriginal and torres strait islander wellbeing all rights reserved website by canberra web