IndigenousX is very proud to be able to announce a new partnership with the Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) and Aboriginal Studies Press (ASP) that will allow our fans and followers to receive a 10% discount every time they shop online at ASP simply by adding the discount code: IndigenousX
This code is valid for the entire range of products available at ASP including books, CDs, DVDs, and posters (the Indigenous Languages Map is a personal favourite of ours here at IndigenousX!). These important resources are ones that should be available in every home, classroom, and workplace and we are very pleased to work in partnership with AIATSIS & ASP to help make this happen.
Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Soar in NSW: A Growing Crisis of Injustice and Indifference
In 2024, twelve Aboriginal people have died in custody across New South Wales, Lindsay McCabe writes, this underscores a troubling rise in deaths and the ongoing failure to prevent them, despite decades of calls for change.
Sovereignty is a coloniser concept. We need Law in Country
Uncle Jim Everett - puralia meenamatta Elder and philosopher has been defending native forests in Tasmania from logging. In the face of colonial law, Uncle Jim writes, First Nations people need to honour our commitment to Country, and fight for the future of our lands, before colony-imposed climate change becomes a death sentence for our world.
Survivance: How can mob protect cultural narratives in our arts and practices?
Earlier this year, Wiradjuri Blak Queer artist Clinton Hayden was confronted with cultural and professional harm at the hands of an arts organisation he was commissioned to exhibit with. His experience, Clinton writes, is not an isolated incident, and shows a need for not just acknowledgement of cultural significance, but guaranteed survivance for First Nations artists and cultural practitioners in so-called Australia.
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