Astha Rajvanshi talks to students who have survived domestic violence.
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Georgia Behrens speaks to Muslim women about their experiences on campus.
William Edwards and Sam Langford interrogate a particularly dicey double standard.
Just outside Walgett is Gindie reserve. In the dry heat of Thursday afternoon we were able to speak with local Elders and find someone to take us there. Anne Dennis, a Councillor of the New South Wales Aboriginal Lands Council, crammed four students into the back of her car and crossed the bridge of the Barwon River towards the reserve.
Lyall Dennnison was born in Moree and lived there until he moved to Sydney at the age of 21 to work for the State Premier. At the evening concert in Moree, he approached students from the Freedom Ride and offered to show us around. After taking one carload around, Samantha Jonscher was lucky enough to get a spot in his second tour.
Original Freedom Rider Barry Corr chose not to join the 2015 Freedom Ride reenactment.
Unlike her father, Evelyn Corr chose to attend the 2015 reenactment of the 1965 Freedom Ride.
Police are an ever-present part of life in Walgett.
In Orana Juvenile Justice Centre, 99% of the inmates are Aboriginal. Indigenous youths represent only 5% of young Australian people.…
Auntie May is the Elder in Moree’s Top Camp reserve, an ex-mission. She has lived there all her life.
