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Bil rouh, Bil dam, Nafdika ya Falasteen

Opinion October 12, 2023By Anonymous

The dramatic irony of it all: nobody asks Israel to condemn themselves, not even when they coerce Palestinian children into signing confessions in a language they do not speak nor understand, confessing to crimes they did not commit.

We seek her on the basalt plains, wild and free

Analysis March 1, 2021By Deaundre Espejo

On native plants and decolonising our food systems.

The future is in the archive

Creative May 8, 2019By Amelia Mertha

Establishing an affinity for archival tendencies.

Decolonising academia

Features April 30, 2016By Evelyn Corr

Evelyn Corr’s double life as an Indigenous academic

From the mines

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Browsing: decolonise

Bil rouh, Bil dam, Nafdika ya Falasteen

We seek her on the basalt plains, wild and free

The future is in the archive

Decolonising academia

Strawmanning in the chat at the July SRC Council

Folk Reimagined, East In Symphony at the Sydney Opera House

Graeme Turner’s ‘Broken’ assesses our ailing university sector

MAPW addresses USyd’s retreat from “obligation to promote peace” in open letter

Part One: The Tale of the Corporate University

“Thank you Conspiracy!” says Capitalism, as it survives another day

A meditation on God and the impossible pursuit of answers

We Will Be Remembered As More Than Administrative Errors

From the mines

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