Director of First Nations Strategy and Partnerships at the Black Dog Institute, Associate Professor (Research), Blakcademy, Faculty of Medicine and Health at UNSW

Clinton Schultz, is a Gamilaraay man and a registered psychologist. His work delves deeply into concepts of lore, culture, and the broad spectrum of health and wellness, emphasising the well-being of health and community service workers. His PhD, entitled "Winanga-li-gu, Guwaa-li-gu, Maruma-li-gu: Holistic Wellbeing for Aboriginal Health and Community Workers," garnered Griffith University's Chancellor’s award for academic excellence in 2019.

He plays a pivotal role as Director of First Nations Strategy and Partnerships at the Black Dog Institute, Associate Professor (Research), Blakcademy, Faculty of Medicine and Health at UNSW, and co-founded Sobah Beverages.  Assoc. Professor Schultz has published and presented extensively on the concept of social and emotional wellbeing from an Aboriginal perspective.