A year after the Juukan Gorge blasts, it’s time to listen to Aboriginal people who want to protect land and culture
This month marks one year since Rio Tinto blew up 46,000-year-old rock shelters at Juukan Gorge.
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Academic – FAMILY VIOLENCE FROM AN ABORIGINAL PERSPECTIVE
FAMILY VIOLENCE FROM AN ABORIGINAL PERSPECTIVE:
Read MorePerforming Arts – Epic
York- An epic sprawling work of hauntings and history
Read MorePerforming Arts – Maali Festival
Maali Festival- An acknowledgement and celebration of the oldest living cultures on earth
Read MoreThe Our Journey Our Story project is presenting a keynote at the International Mental Health Conference in July
Unite with a Community Changing the Face of Mental Health
Read MoreOur colleague Savannah featured in FRE-OH! for her contributions to the Revealed Exhibition
Savannah’s talent revealed
Read MoreGet the latest from the Our Journey Our Story team in their April Newsletter
We need to get a big picture on youth mental health..
Read MoreBuilding Bridges features in the INSPIRE Magazine Winter Issue, Page 38-41
A focus on health & medical research for children & youth
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