We had: James Saunders, Chief Operating Officer at IndigenousX talking about Indigenous Content Creators Meetup 2022. If you’re an Indigenous content creator in Australia, join their first meetup June 21st – 24th. Patty Kinnersly, Our Watch CEO, talking about journalists one key to ending violence against women – new Fellows announced. Sixteen journalists from across…
We had: On todays National Talkblack via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have:Dean Widders, NRL Indigenous Pathways Manager, talking about Indigenous Round encourages NRL fans to pass back to move forward. The NRL’s 2022 Indigenous Round is just around the corner, and this year will adopt the theme Pass Back. Move Forward. The…
We had: Mitchell Stanley, producer, talking about Sydney Film Festival’s First Nations Opening Night Film, “We Are Still Here”. The film is a multi-genre First Nations collaboration that interweaves eight stories by 10 directors from Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and the South Pacific. https://www.sff.org.au/…/opening-night-gala-we-are… Aunty Bronwyn Penrith, Member of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander…
We had: Alexandra Hohoi, Consultant at Marrawah Law, talking about Supply Nation. Supply Nation is an independent body that brings together Indigenous businesses with procurement teams from government and corporate Australia. Its aim is to facilitate relationships that diversify the market and to support indigenous businesses accessing opportunities. Kaleb Mabo, grandson of Eddie Mabo, talking…
We had: On todays National Talkblack via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have:Alexandra Hohoi, Consultant at Marrawah Law, talking about Supply Nation. Supply Nation is an independent body that brings together Indigenous businesses with procurement teams from government and corporate Australia. Its aim is to facilitate relationships that diversify the market and to…
We had: Aunty Bronwyn Penrith, Member of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Panel talking about monument to First Nations people unveiled on Sydney Harbour. The official unveiling of major new artwork bara by Waanyi artist Judy Watson took place on Saturday 28th May. Mark Kilpatrick, Director Community Services at MJD Foundation talking about…
We had: Aunty Bronwyn Penrith, Member of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Panel talking about monument to First Nations people unveiled on Sydney Harbour. The official unveiling of major new artwork bara by Waanyi artist Judy Watson took place on Saturday 28th May. Mark Kilpatrick, Director Community Services at MJD Foundation talking about…
We had: Paul Cleary, Policy and advocacy lead with Oxfam Australia, talking about Indigenous fishers’ treatment a human rights abuse, NSW inquiry hears. In recently published submissions to a New South Wales parliamentary inquiry, Indigenous fishers have described being exposed to aggressive treatment and targeting by fisheries NSW officers working on the state’s south coast.…
We had: Shanai Kellet, Indigenous Australian artist/educator talking about unique art celebrates Australia’s coast and helps First Nations programs. A celebration of local Boon Wurrung/Bunurong country by Indigenous Australian artist/educator Shanai Kellett has been printed on a premium silk scarf that will raise money for World Vision Australia. Lyn Morgain, Oxfam Australia Chief Executive talking…
We had: Aunty Flo Watson OAM, on the First Nations Advisory Panel for the Know your country campaign talking about Reconciliation needs a brave approach to First Nations education. The call comes as Be Brave. Make Change is the theme of National Reconciliation Week, and following an ALP Federal Government election pledge that will put…
