The success of the MATSITI project was due to the contributions of thousands of  individuals, communities, networks and organisations.

Sincere thanks to the following:

• BHP: Professor Peter Buckskin, Professor Paul Hughes and Dr Kaye Price – project leadership and direction
• MATSITI Indigenous Reference Group members – ensuring education and cultural integrity of the project
• MATSITI Working Group members – supporting the implementation of the project
• University of South Australia Project Advisory Team members – project financial governance
• Peter Johnson and Annie Hollander – independent project evaluation
• Australian Council of Deans of Education – leading reforms in schools and faculties of education
• NSW Department of Education – leadership and mentoring in school employment reforms
• Ernst and Young – quantitative teacher workforce datasets and analysis
• MATSITI project leaders – 60 funding partnerships in total
• Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet – project sponsor (2013-16)
• Former Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (2011-2013)

Dedicated teachers, school leaders and system administrators,  managers of employment, teacher education students and lecturers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and many more!