Meg Friel JP is an experienced professional in Indigenous education and community engagement, currently serving as a Research Associate at Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education since June 2023 and as Owner/Manager of Rosella Press since July 2021. Previous roles include a Human Relations Liaison Officer at NAAJA and various directorial positions within the Department of Correctional Services and the Department of Justice, where Meg focused on Indigenous services, reintegration, and education. Notable educational roles were held at Charles Darwin University and the NT Department of Education, Employment and Training, emphasizing Indigenous capacity building and support programs. Meg holds a Master of Education in Educational Administration and a Bachelor of Jurisprudence in Law.
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Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education
Batchelor Institute is a dual sector tertiary education provider that services the education, training and research needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Batchelor has a special focus on remote Northern Territory communities and also attracts higher education students from across Australia. The Institute is located in Batchelor, Alice Springs and in annexes and study centres throughout the Northern Territory. Our Registered Training Organisation number (for delivering Vocational Education and Training courses) is 0383.