31 August 2026
August eNews: Uncolonising for racialised settler collaborators.
Before we can understand what uncolonisation is, we need to ask what colonialism means in so-called Australia? A simple explanation is that it’s an…
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30 July 2026
July eNews: NAIDOC ’50 Years of Deadly’, The Legacy We Inherit and The Legacy We Carry into the Future.
Remembering who has advocated and protested for systemic change and those who have resisted colonial ways of doing. We honour those who have given selflessly…
30 June 2026
June eNews: It’s not about you. How to decenter whiteness in critical allyship
One of the most important steps a Settler Australian striving towards allyship can take is to ask why allyship is important to them. Reflecting on your motives – such…
31 May 2026
May eNews: All In? Reflecting Through the Racism Scale
Too often the responsibilities of Reconciliation Week land in the laps of First Nations people. This can look like having to organise events at work,…
30 April 2026
April eNews: Whose ‘Norm’ Is It? Understanding Worldviews and Two-Way Learning
We often make sense and respond to the world around us through our own complex – and at times, unconscious – lived experiences, cultural influences, education and values. We can be highly influenced by…
31 March 2026
March eNews: Anti-colonialism and the colonial load: are you reducing or reinforcing it?
In March, Jumbunna Institute at University of Technology Sydney published the Gari Yala (Speak the Truth) Report. The report surveyed 1,033 First Nations workers across Australia and found that 2…
