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The research found the necessary and swift public health response to protect First Australians also created âunprecedented disruption to cultural practices and normal relational and collective practicesâ of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations, leaving people feeling vulnerable and disconnected from their community.
Foundation chief executive Fiona Cornforth said the research was carried out to assist future governments in pandemic planning âto ensure the mental health and wellbeing of the most vulnerable in the communityâ.
âThe excellent work of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Group on Covid-19 â as part of national efforts guided by the national cabinet â ensured that infection rates were very low in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations,â she said.
The Healing Foundation
Impacts of COVID-19 on Stolen Generations survivors (Research Report)
New research released by The Healing Foundation shows that the strong and necessary public health restrictions introduced to contain the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia since early 2020 retriggered trauma for some Stolen Generations survivors.
The research data suggests an increased and heightened sense of vulnerability; significant disconnection from family, community, and country; and significant impacts on mental health and wellbeing among an already vulnerable cohort of people.
The Healing Foundation CEO Fiona Cornforth ( formerly Petersen) said the research results will assist governments and authorities in future pandemic planning to build on Australia’s world-leading public health efforts to ensure the most vulnerable in the community are protected.
The Healing Foundation
Interview: The Healing Foundation CEO Fiona Cornforth with Dan Bourchier, ABC Radio 666 Canberra ‘Afternoons’, Thursday 15 April 2021
Topics: Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody 30-year anniversary; intergenerational healing
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Today (15 April 2021) marks 30 years since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody in 1991.
Since the recommendations were released by the landmark inquiry, more than 470 First Nations people have died in custody, including at least five in March 2021.
Healing Foundation chief executive Fiona Cornforth spoke to ABC Radio Canberra s Dan Bourchier about what needs to happen to reduce the number of Indigenous deaths.
Duration: 14min 43sec