MEDIA STATEMENT : FELIPE ALVAREZ CORONIAL INQUEST

11 Aug 2026

By Carissa Lee

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Carissa Lee

Carissa Lee is a Noongar actor and writer born on Wemba-Wemba country, and is the First Nations Public Policy Commissioning Editor for The Conversation. She just recently submitted her PhD at the University of Melbourne on cross-cultural collaborations in the performing arts.

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MEDIA STATEMENT : FELIPE ALVAREZ CORONIAL INQUEST

Carissa Lee

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I will not be lectured on violence by these women

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What is racial invisibility, and how do white people benefit from it?

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Blak Nation Podcast conversations – cultural safety in the workplace

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