Founder & CEO of Ondru; art for social change; community / peace building; Sri Lankan by way of NZ - a tropical plant uprooted and raised in winters of NZ
Seeking Board of Directors at Ondru
Ondru is in search of a committed, passionate and hardworking Director(s) to enable the vision of the organisation by developing brand elevation, partnerships and funding.
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Yumarrala Ngulu - Stories of the Stolen Generations.
”When Gran came home from hospital, she had no kids there & her house was burnt down. They gave all the land to returned soldiers and not one black fella got a piece of land.” - Eunice Wright
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”It was physical abuse, it was sexual abuse, there was everything going on. I ran away when I was 13. I hid out there for 4 weeks until the police found me. They asked me why I had run away but they didn’t want to do anything about it." - Barbara S
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Yumarrala Ngulu: give voice is an art project that aims to honour the Stolen Generations, embodying their courage and strength through their own voice and creating a space for healing.
https://t.co/wiOuPBF1mI
"A lot of non-Muslims feel that what they are seeing on the news is Islam. I have found that the best way to address that is to create a platform where we say 'we are ready to talk to you if you want to talk to use' & these books are a part of that." - Mufti A.
Photo by Anthony R
Yumarrala Ngulu - Stories of the Stolen Generations.
"With them sitting there saying they love ya, yet they don’t love your race and they can actually downgrade you. I think that’s where Mum gets confused again, like where does she fit in?" - Leanne B.
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Yumarrala Ngulu: give voice - Stories of courage and strength of the Stolen Generations
"I say to people when I go and talk to them, we are your history, we are your culture, embrace us. Don’t make it a negative thing.” - Eva Jo Edwards
Photography by Devika Bilimoria
Yumarrala Ngulu: give voice.
Stories of courage and strength of the Stolen Generations.
"I’ve spoken to a lot of non- Indigenous families and they’re dealing with the same things, so I guess our issues aren’t black issues they’re human issues." - Dixon P.
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