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Indigenous · Cauca

Young Indigenous Leaders in Colombia’s Violent Cauca Gather to Resist Violence and Elect New Voices

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Hundreds of Indigenous youth have gathered in Colombia's conflict-hit reserve of Las Delicias, in Cauca, for a biannual assembly focused on defending their land, culture, and lives amid rising violence. The event this week marks 30 years of youth organizing…See the Story

Education · Tamworth

Australian Aboriginal Group shares culture through dance and face painting at Central School

Primary students at Central School received a memorable cultural experience yesterday as the Australian First Nations group, Yukkumbruk Dreaming, visited the school to share traditional Aboriginal dance, music, and storytelling.Paintings · Australia See the Story

Young leaders visit NSW Parliament

THE Parliament of NSW welcomed 20 young Aboriginal leaders (aged 18– 25) for its Young Aboriginal Leaders Program as part of the Bicentenary of the Legislative Council celebrations.The four-day initiative held recently was designed to empower and further inspire the next generation of Aboriginal leaders across NSW. The post Young leaders visit NSW Parliament first appeared on Koori Mail.Lismore · Lismore Read Article

Still fighting for Country

“Not many people know that 70% of Australia is legally First Nation. We all know that the High Court Mabo decision ended the notion of ‘terra nullius’, land belonging to no one, so that First Nations own all of the Australian land mass and adjacent lands. Under the occupying colonial regime, however, acceptance of this fact is a hard-fought struggle, still in process,” Ghillar Michael Anderson, 1972 Canberra Tent Embassy founder, explains, pages…Lismore · Lismore Read Article

Explopring the challenges of Men

FIRST Nations love, hope and healing are shining out in Brisbane with the production of Dear Son, premiering and playing now at the Bille Brown Theatre in Meanjin (Brisbane). Based on the book by Thomas Mayo, Dear Son features letters and reflections from First Nations fathers and sons that honour the rich traditions and wisdom of fathers passed down through generations, whilst exploring the challenges faced by First Nations men today.The post E…Lismore · Lismore Read Article

Fighting for the children

WHILE the rates of First Nations children in out-of-home care continue to rise, two powerful grandmothers are fighting back. Grandmothers Against Removal (GMAR) is a community-run advocacy organisation that aims to ensure Aboriginal children are kept with their families. Read more about the inspiring organisation on page 6.The post Fighting for the children first appeared on Koori Mail.Volunteering · Lismore See the Story

Bertie Johnson – looking back on a SANFL superstar

IN SPORT, read our feature telling the remarkable football story of the journey of First Nations footballer Bertram Harold Johnson, known across the greater football communities in South Australia and Victoria as “Bertie,” page 44. The post Bertie Johnson – looking back on a SANFL superstar first appeared on Koori Mail.Lismore · Lismore Read Article

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