Clancestry Conversation Series 2015: Identity, advocacy and country
#NOTJUSTBLACK #BLACKTIVISM and #SOVEREIGNTYX. Programs curated by Dr Chelsea Bond
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Clancestry Conversation 1 #NOTJUSTBLACK
'Blackfellas' are frequently asked to articulate our identity story, but often in terms of the authenticity of our ethnic or racial identity. #NotJustBlack enables us to explore the life narratives of a group of strong, proud 'blackfellas' who are all 'black enough' and so much more.
Panellists: Senior Constable Matthew Bond, Rhianna Patrick, Joshua Kilroy, Kai Clancy, Nadine McDonald-Dowd.
Chair: Wesley Enoch.
Clancestry Conversation 2 #BLACKTIVISM
This conversation examines both the old and new battlegrounds of black activism, and how the messages of the movement have influenced and infiltrated local and global agendas.
Panellists explore the future of black activism, and the role of Black Media and keyboard warriorship in mobilising the masses in the digital age.
Panellists: Professor Gracelyn Smallwood, Dr Gary Foley, Luke Pearson, Amy McQuire.
Chair: Leesa Watego.
Clancestry Conversation 3 #SOVERIEGNTYX
#SovereigntyX explores Indigenous people's expressions of sovereignty as a theory, action, and political movement, enacted both individually and collectively
Panellists: Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson, Ben Graetz, Pekeri Ruska, Callum Clayton-Dixon.
Chair: Dr Chelsea Bond.
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We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their spirits and their legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors - our First Nations Peoples - gives strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, towards creating a better Queensland. Queensland Government’s RAP Acknowledgment of Country
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