Sending u warm greetings! Back on here & gunna be posting lots about some work I’m doing with Uncle Paul Towney & Wiradjuri Sovereign Grassroots Families (Wiradjuri Homelands on facebook & insta).
🔥 New IX story has dropped!
At 82 years old, Hassan Fabian Bin Nasir from the Minyirr Djukun Clan has had a remarkable and resilient life full of cultural pride, and the enduring spirit of the Djukun Nation.
Read Jaala Ozies article here: https://t.co/uDWrLV6eKk
To celebrate #HarmonyWeek, we’re showcasing the talent of students on our Adult Migrant English Program. Today it’s our class in Wollongong
Art is a great way to learn subject-specific vocab (words like still life, portrait, drawing, and, err, potato printing)😆
The inaugural "Girls Edit" brought together students from across Darug Country to share in a day that was all about them. This is the team behind it all.
History is not your fault, but as long as people are still suffering, until there is justice, it is absolutely your responsibility.
U.S. Native land loss from 1776 to 1930
By Ranjani Chakraborty
Chatting to a journo who I’d love to have work with IndigenousX full time. They’re keen, but we’d need a lot more patreons before we could even come close to affording them... it‘ll be an amazing coup if we can poach them tho 🙏 https://t.co/s31bUe2LaN
{Instead of asking ” why are you making me uncomfortable”, settlers should ask “why do I feel uncomfortable” when engaging with First Nations stories and histories.}
“Now these documentaries are in place, history can no longer be rewritten and younger voices will hopefully drown out the racist deniers.”
Caroline Wilson writes in @theage#TheFinalQuarterFilm
https://t.co/Knp8Rf7EqJ
@LukeLPearson Felt frustrated & angry when #Waleedaly said there was no Indigenous media tonight on the after bit for #TheFinalQuarter Am proud to be a Patreon partner of #IndigenousX Thanks for all you do.