Stories

Luisa shares how a cultural trip with relatives turned sour one night when two police showed up at their caravan park with questions.

When Cindy’s Aunty Edie became dangerously ill, she quickly realised the health system was not going to address her aunty’s cultural and spiritual needs.

Jarred’s story is about his growing unease with the youth justice system and his decision to find strength and unity through Nyungar language and song.

Casey shares her first experience as a graduate teacher working in the remote Aboriginal community of Halls Creek in the Kimberley.

Ron has a chance encounter with a stranger and is led down memory lane into the multicultural heritage and harmony of Broome in the 1950s.

Uncle Gerrard’s story is a warning that the injustices of past government policies must never happen again – and what it looks like when government works together with Aboriginal communities.

Lakshmi’s story is about how her newfound sense of belonging in the Perth wetlands came under threat during the Roe 8 highway development proposal.

Perun shares the power and limitations of stories and art to affect change for Aboriginal people in Australia.

Alexandra shares a story about love, loss, and discovering her father’s dairies after he passed away.