31 July 2025
Settler colonialism and racism are systems of oppression that were built together and continue to operate together.
31 March 2026
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…
28 February 2026
Have you ever heard someone tell you, “I don’t see colour, I treat everyone the same”? In healthcare, this mindset undermines person-centred care and contributes to upholding systemic racism.
31 January 2026
One of the most crushing experiences any health professional can endure is realising they are part of a problematic health system that jeopardises their…
19 December 2025
If Settler Australians are to continue on their path to becoming anti-racists, a First Nations approach to Gatwiri and Kim’s Racial Dignity Framework could be one of many solutions.
28 November 2025
Privilege is not inherently a flaw, and it doesn’t mean a person has had an easy life. Instead, it reflects the unearned advantages that…
31 October 2025
Recognising that language is contextual, and that people interpret and understand terms differently, we have created a resource that shares the purpose and intentionality…
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