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Prof Anita Heis iss Wiradjuri Nation Welcoming Cities, Brisbane, 2019 Gadigal /Eora Cowra (Sydney) While many records have been lost, it has been estimated that between 1 in 10 and 3 in 10 Aboriginal children were forcibly removed between

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Prof Anita Heis iss Wiradjuri Nation Welcoming Cities, Brisbane, 2019

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Cowra Gadigal /Eora (Sydney)

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While many records have been lost, it has been estimated that between 1 in 10 and 3 in 10 Aboriginal children were forcibly removed between 1910 and 1970.

Bringing Them Home

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IT’S AN I - DENTITY, NOT A YOU - DENTITY, STOP TELLING ME WHO I AM!

– AUTHOR UNKNOWN

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What do we value?

Respect Yindyamarra Unity ngumbadal Kinship / family miyagan Love murrumbang Elders Ballgabal Share bangamalanha Care for each other winhangagigilanha

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Cowra

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“A town is

is defin ined by y it its entry sign.” – Steve Bowman,

Action Manager Economic Development, Bathurst Regional Council

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The Wiradjuri language is taught in Parkes Shire schools with the local Aboriginal Educational Consultative Group playing an active part in providing cultural education to indigenous and non-indigenous students. Wiradjuri culture is celebrated in Parkes Shire at the Bushman's Hill cultural precinct which includes an amphitheatre and several indigenous artworks created by local Wiradjuri artists. – Parkes Shire Council website

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Danthonia Designs

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Gundagai recognizes Wiradjuri heroes

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Dual names Newcastle Landmarks

Nobbys Head – Whibayganba Flagstaff Hill – Tahlbihn Pirate Point – Burrabihngarn Port Hunter – Yohaaba Hunter River (South Channel) – Coquun Shepherds Hill – Khanterin Ironbark Creek – Toohrnbing Hexham Swamp – Burraghihnbihng

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Indigenous Knowledge Centres

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Meanjin Markets next market NRW 31 May – 1 June

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Susie & Alice Anderson Evelyn Araluen Bebe Backhouse Alice Bates Don Bemrose Tony Birch Norleen Brinkworth Katie Bryan Deborah Cheetham Natalie Cromb Karen Davis Ian Dudley Alice Eather Shannon Foster Jason Goninan Adam Goodes Jodi Haines John Hartley Terri Janke Keira Jenkins Patrick Johnson Scott Kennedy Sharon Kingaby Jack Latimore Miranda Tapsell Ambelin Kwaymulllina Jack Latimore Celeste Liddle Taryn Little Matthew Lillyst Amy McGuire Melanie Mununggurr-Williams Doreen Nelson Sharon Payne Zachary Penrith-Puchalski Carol Petterson Todd Phillips Kerry Reed-Gilbert William Russell Marlee Silva Liza-Mare Syron Frank Szekely Miranda Tapse;; Jared Thomas Ceane G Towers Aileen Walsh Shahni Wellington Alexis West Alison Wittaker John Williams-Mozley Tara June Winch Tamika Worrell

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Call to action – make a pledge today

I pledge to share the Uluru Statement with five friends / family members / colleagues. I pledge to ensure that First Nations representation exists in the governing structure of where I work. I pledge to ensure that my organisation includes First Nations businesses in their procurement policies. I pledge to do something practical to celebrate the International Year of Indigenous Languages. I pledge to get the flags flown at my local council, government building, children’s school, university.

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Where to find Anita:

Anita’s website: anitaheiss.com
Anita’s blog: anitaheiss.wordpress.com
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