Badjgama Ngunda Whuliwulawala (Black Women Rising)
Sydney’s new landmark sculpture is a First Nations woman rising out of water https://www.artshub.com.au/news/news/sydneys-new-landmark-sculpture-is-a-first-nations-woman-rising-out-of-water-2802750/
Category: Honoring elders
Aunty Ali Golding and Aunty Beryl Van Oploo
Our 2 “national treasures” to quote Tracey Duncan CEO of Redfern Community Centre are making further progress in writing their books and […]
Putuparri and the Rainmakers
An Indigenous man with a Western upbringing attempts to reconnect with his ancestral lands and traditional culture. WATCH HERE A very moving […]
Remembering the Freedom Riders, 60 years after they exposed segregation in Australia
Aunty Sandra Buchanan can walk freely today around her much-loved town of Bowraville in regional New South Wales, but her life hasn’t […]
Aubrey Lynch, a Wongatha elder, remembers when he and his mother couldn’t get into Kalgoorlie’s town centre.
“If you were seen in town, you got put in jail.”
Core cultural learning developed by AIATSIS
The Core e-learning suite consists of courses that have been developed to strengthen individual and organisational cultural capability. They are designed to […]
Lowitja a life of leadership and legacy
To mark the first anniversary of the passing of Dr Lowitja O’Donoghue AC CBE DSG, it was announced this week that her […]