WIBN Global Indigenous Media Leadership Series
Voices from Indigenous leaders shaping global conversations.
Led by Dr Julian Wilcox
Publications Editor | Broadcaster, Scholar, and Indigenous Voice
Dr Julian Wilcox (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Te Arawa) is one of Aotearoa’s leading Indigenous broadcasters and scholars, with a long-standing career in journalism, storytelling, and leadership. His work continues to shape national and global conversations around Indigenous voice, visibility, and knowledge.
This is a living platform for Indigenous thought leadership, bringing together perspectives from media, academia, and community voices. Grounded in culture, lived experience, and knowledge systems, these contributions reflect the conversations shaping our present and future.
A Platform for Indigenous Leadership and Knowledge
The Global Indigenous Media Leadership Series brings together voices from across Indigenous broadcasting networks to share perspectives on leadership, governance, storytelling, and cultural resilience.
Rather than functioning as a traditional blog or news feed, this platform is designed as a leadership journal, offering thoughtful reflections on the challenges and opportunities facing Indigenous media organisations worldwide.
Over time, the series will form a permanent archive documenting how Indigenous broadcasters across Aotearoa, Australia, the Pacific, the Americas, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and Sápmi are shaping media systems, strengthening language revitalisation, and contributing to global conversations on cultural sovereignty.
