Rebuilding communities one book at a time

Published 14th January 2020

A research assistant at the University of Sydney by day, Tutt’s career has always been guided by a passion for the natural world. 

He knows that unless kids see people like them becoming scientists and doctors it won’t happen, and Deadly Science could be the key.   

Launching Deadly Science 12 months ago, the organisation has delivered thousands of science books that promote both Indigenous knowledge and western science ideas to schools across the country in a bid to close the gap on Indigenous and non-Indigenous kids pursuing science-based careers. 

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Source:
Maggie Coggan, 2020, Probono Australia (https://probonoaustralia.com.au)