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A Collection of your Referendum Stories
The recent referendum on a First Nations Voice to Parliament has left deep and lasting marks on Australia. In the aftermath, over 200 stories were shared with us—one-third of them from Indigenous voices. We are deeply grateful to those who opened up and allowed us a glimpse into their experiences. These stories paint a complex picture, revealing a mix of hope, heartbreak, and frustration, while highlighting the stark differences in how Indigenous and non-Indigenous people experienced this moment
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The Burden on Blak students - talking about the Referendum in the Classroom

With the Referendum date in full swing, and school being back for a little over a week, we have already had several conversations with First Nations students about the interactions happening in their classrooms now.

This blog shares perspectives from an Aboriginal student, Aboriginal educator and advocate, Shelley Ware, a KESO and a non-Indigenous high school teacher.

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