24/09/2026
We are thrilled to announce an addition to our board. Skye Stewart is a Wemba Wemba and Wergaia woman, mother, grandmother, registered midwife and researcher with extensive experience supporting Aboriginal mothers, babies and families. After working clinically as a midwife, Skye has dedicated the past five years to understanding and addressing the complex factors contributing to stillbirth, SIDS and SUDI in Aboriginal communities, as well as supporting families experiencing complex trauma.
Skye has worked across Red Nose Australia, the University of Queensland’s Stillbirth Centre of Research Excellence and the University of Melbourne’s Indigenous Health Equity Unit. Her work has included developing culturally responsive safe sleep and SIDS prevention resources, adapting stillbirth prevention initiatives for Aboriginal families, and creating Jiba Pepeny – Star Baby, a culturally safe resource supporting Aboriginal families following the loss of a baby. Skye brings to the Coolamon Community Board deep expertise in midwifery, culturally safe perinatal care, safe sleep, research and Aboriginal maternal and infant health.
Looking forward to what the future holds with you involved đź’›