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James Saunders
19 Feb 2021
Public Statement – First Nations voices restricted by Facebook
First Nations Media Australia calls for the immediate reinstatement of First Nations media organisation Facebook pages blocked overnight in response to the Government’s proposed Mandatory News Bargaining Code. First Nations media organisations provide essential information services to First Nations communities. Many organisations have built…
Tony Birch
11 Feb 2021
Silencing victims compounds the violence of racism
Nayuka Gorrie
5 Feb 2021
The labour of death and the radical tradition of burying our own
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For us, they are not just numbers, they are real women who matter
My name is Shirleen Campbell.
I’m a mum, a grandmother, an aunty, a daughter, a sister, a wife and a proud Warlpiri and Arrernte woman who is a third generation resident of an Alice Springs Town Camp, Lhenpe Artnwe, better known as Hoppy’s Camp.
It’s time to listen to and value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women’s voices
This International Women’s Day, #PressforProgress will be the call of millions of women. Across the world today, violence against women and girls is one of the most widespread, persistent and devastating of all human rights violations.
When Collingwood Football Club take the High Ground, Literally
The sovereign Black women insists on not forgetting the lies of this place, and in particular the lies of white men. And it is not because her memory is longer, but it is because her body knows too well the violence they have inflicted.
2 Feb 2021
10 things you should know about systemic racism
A brief anti-racism 101 crash course for those throwing rocks at Collingwood from the safety of their glass house.
What’s pride in a country without pride in ourselves?
Taryn discussed the necessity of contending with the truth, in all its brutality, to be in a position to reckon with who we are as a nation, as peoples and whether we can truly come together in meaningful co-existence.
