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A movie about a Mumbai street kid directed by Danny Boyle. It tells about how poor rag-pickers on a rubbish dump live their lifes.

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Episode 13 Community, Connections and Impact with Melissa Cooke

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Listen to this episode from Diversity & Belonging: This Australian Life on Spotify. Melissa Cooke has worked in the community services sector for over 18 years completing a bachelor's degree in community and human services.

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Contained culturally safe and unsafe birth stories that changed the way I provided care to all women.

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How to be a good Indigenous ally - Summer May Finlay

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How to be a good Indigenous ally - Summer May Finlay

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An article written from the perspective of Yorta Yorta Woman - Summer May Finlay. It discusses how to be a supportive ally to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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He used his position to support us, and he did it respectfully. Big shout out to Ed Sheeran! We need good allies. We are only three per cent of the Australian population. We can't raise the profile of issues affecting us without our allies. But what does a good ally look like?

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First nations excellence- Yarning Up Podcast

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First nations excellence- Yarning Up Podcast

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Yarning Up - Victorian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities COVID-19 Response

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Listen to this episode from Yarning Up with Caroline Kell on Spotify. As Victoria grapples with its third COVID-19 wave, and some of the toughest and longest lockdowns in the world. Caroline has an incredibly candid conversation with three Aboriginal health workers.

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it is a beautiful compilation of biographical anthologies

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A heart-wrenching story of Indigenous Australians and their history with British colonisation

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Always was, always will be our stories - Marlee Silva podcast

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Always was, always will be our stories - Marlee Silva podcast

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“Understanding rage” by author Dawn Turner. From PBS Newshour broadcast, published 5 June 2020 on their YouTube channel

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on the English-language Wikipedia, hosted on servers in the United States by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation,

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A book by Bill Bryson, which I was recommended to read in one of my first classes in university.

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Greater understanding of what my parents were exposed to, and also how the genetics affects future generations. Mine included.

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Does My Head Look Big in This? - Wikipedia

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Does My Head Look Big In This? is author Randa Abdel-Fattah's first novel. It was released in Australia, by Pan MacMillan Australia, on August 1, 2005. It won the Australian Book Industry Award and Australian Book of The Year Award for older children.

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Luckiest Refugee

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Insight into growing up in North Korea and what it took to escape

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Niccolo's story of travel and belonging.

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Niccolo Aeed faces scrutiny at the airport.

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The Moth Podcast- "My Grandmother's Country"

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The Moth Podcast- "My Grandmother's Country"

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A story of connections with family and land.
TW: Mental health, suicide, alcohol and drug abuse.

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The Moth | Stories | My Grandmother's Country

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A writer and her daughter move from Aboriginal land to an impoverished community.

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A film that reflects the lives of Aboriginal people and of diverse family life