Koorinya Moreton is a Yuin and Bundjalung woman, and a current Master of Applied Epidemiology Scholar at the Australian National University. Her research is focussed on Aboriginal women’s leadership and the association with health and wellbeing outcomes, and developing an Indigenous health information system in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations across Australia. Her work focuses on strengthening culturally appropriate data systems that support community priorities, upholds Indigenous data sovereignty and Indigenous data governance, and enable meaningful, locally driven decision-making. Koorinya brings a practical, partnership-driven perspective to advancing epidemiology that centres Indigenous leadership and real-world impact.