Welcome Lonnie!
Deadly Coders is proud to welcome Eylania (Lonnie) Naawi to the team as our new National Partnerships Manager
Eylania joined us in early 2025, bringing a wealth of experience in Indigenous youth engagement, school and community partnerships, and education-based initiatives. A proud advocate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth, Eylania is passionate about creating culturaly safe, inclusive pathways that empower young people to pursue meaningful futures – especially in STEM.
Lonnie's role for Deadly Coders
In her role at Deadly Coders, Lonnie is responsible for leading and nurturing relationships with our valued partners, schools and community stakeholders across the country. Her work is instrumental in expanding access to our coding, robotics and cybersecurity programs for First Nations students, and in building new partnerships that open doors to opportunity and innovation.
Lonnie, a talented artist, in front of her mural painted for Deadly Coders’ office.
Eylania’s unique combination of strategic thinking, on-the-ground experience, and community-first
approach aligns beautifully with Deadly Coders’ mission to close the digital divide and create long-
term impact for Indigenous youth.
We’re thrilled to have her on board and can’t wait to see the positive impact she will make.
Welcome to the Deadly Coders Family, Lonnie
Deadly Coders is here to help!
Deadly Coders is a trusted partner to like-minded businesses, developing sustainable Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) implementation programs. If you’re an organisation looking to support First Nations talent in STEM and technology, reach out to Deadly Coders.
Need more information?
Discuss your Reconciliation Action Plan program with our team today