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Man hanging from a wire

Redfern rising: the story of Aboriginal activism in the 1970s

25 Sep 2020

New book explores the people, places and achievements at the centre of Aboriginal activism and self-determination in the 1970s.

Tamina Pitt

A window into the world of a pioneering Indigenous woman working in tech

14 Apr 2020

Google software engineer and UNSW alumna, Tamina Pitt, is breaking down barriers and forging a ground-breaking trail for others to follow.

Uncle Vic Simms yarns with new Indigenous students at UNSW

Uncle Vic Simms yarns with new Indigenous students

20 Feb 2020

Bidjigal Elder Uncle Vic Simms visits UNSW, telling stories of his life and culture as a proud Indigenous man. 

Shadeene Evans - UNSW Indigenous Prep-program

Young Matildas soccer star driven by community and culture

11 Dec 2019

UNSW Indigenous Pre-program student and soccer player, Shadeene 'Shay' Evans, has the world at her feet. But it is in her hometown of Borroloola where she still finds her inspiration.

Nura Gili Indigenous Female of the Year and Indigenous Male of the Year

Indigenous students shine light on the power of education to create change

27 Nov 2019

Outstanding students celebrated at seventh annual UNSW Indigenous Awards Night.

Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts leads march

UNSW Law student named as a finalist for Human Rights Award

20 Nov 2019

'This recognition is not for me, it’s for the ancestors who have been fighting much bigger battles before me.'

UNSW student Shaun Wright

Shaun Wright carves out an inspirational path to success

25 Sep 2019

From Central Australia to the busy streets of Sydney, Shaun Wright makes his mark in Indigenous entrepreneurship and business.

kaylie salvatori

Indigenous student’s journey to landscape architecture success

05 Aug 2019

Kaylie Salvatori is speaking at this year’s Engaging Women event.

Izak with three boys playing didgerdoos

Aspiring Indigenous UNSW students plan their futures

30 Jul 2019

UNSW’s Nura Gili Winter School gives Indigenous students from diverse backgrounds a stepping stone into tertiary education.

Pat Dodson

More First Nations people in parliament matters. Here’s why.

13 May 2019

Few First Nations candidates have succeeded in getting elected to parliament, but it is clear that when they do, they can make a substantial difference.

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