Ten things the Archbishop of Canterbury should know about Australia's 'Stolen Generations'
Keith Windschuttle shows that the term “Stolen Generations” was first coined in 1981 by a then unknown postgraduate history student.
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Keith Windschuttle shows that the term “Stolen Generations” was first coined in 1981 by a then unknown postgraduate history student.
Ernie Dingo's dance troupe came up with the new ritual in 1976 after an awkward stand-off with Maori and Cook Islanders who refused to perform at an arts festival until they were ritually welcomed.
Issue addressed: Programs by, with and for Aboriginal older people must be culturally safe and relevant. Successful elements include being Aboriginal specific and group based. Co-design with Aboriginal people and stakeholders is essential. We describe the co-design process of developing the Ironbark: Healthy Community program. Methods: Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing and yarning conversational methods guided the development process, during 2018. A desktop review provided details of current group characteristics and key community stakeholders. Stakeholder engagement regarding views ...
We recently sat down with IDA Delegate Carol Redford to chat with her about the work she's doing as an Advocate in Western Australia.
Postmodern architecture emerged in the late 1960s, largely as a rection to the modernist movement which was focused on formality, rigidity, and uniformity.