Neenah Gray says try to avoid the tokenisation of culture. It’s important and it’s great but don’t lose focus of the bigger picture - ask why is it important? Where are we going? Where have we come from? We aren’t numbers. We are people. Keep passionate.

Neenah says specificity is important when it comes to culture - keep pushing for more, keep holding institutions accountable.

Our job is not to give people the answers, it’s to give people the tools to ask good questions says Kiera

What a mess this has been... such a disgrace to the Redfern Community that the L&S corp and NSWALC are doing this. Make sure you all turn up on Saturday for one last bowl of curry before the NCIE, its history, and the resistance it stands for disappears. 😪

A couple of years ago for the Sydney Living Museum's Whale Fest at Vaucluse House.

Earlier this year (back when I had blonde hair) I started a job with Nyunggai Warren Mundine AO at the Centre of Independent Studies. It has been a great role so far with lots of learning involved.

It was an absolute pleasure to be able to speak at the History Council for NSW on First Nations History. Thank you for having me! History Council of NSW

A couple of years ago as I was completing my Undergrad in Ancient History! I love presenting my research and putting together PowerPoints! Bring on postgrad presentations 😊 thanks for Sharing Prof. RKP - Miss ya.

❤️ #blakexcellence

In another shocking revelation, Eddie Betts says the Adelaide Crows talked him into staying silent about a racist letter during a media conference. #TheAdvertiser bit.ly/3w1MuSz

This is a disturbing fact that is not spoken of enough in this country. Aboriginal people living in remote communities pay more for ammenities and do not have access to fresh fruits and vegetables - often paying double the price city dwellers would for a rotten capsicum. 🫑🤷🏽‍♀️

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Had a wonderful night with some brilliant, staunch, people. ✊🏽👊🏽 Thank you for accompanying me Rebecca Harcourt ❤️

For #historyweek The City of Sydney Library has joined partnered with Wikimedia Australia to host an edit-a-thon that increase and improve content relevant to our diverse Sydney communities. Join Wikimedians Toby Hudson and Annie Reynolds to learn basics: buff.ly/3KnBDrK

Deeply honoured to host Matt Poll from @macleaymuseum in #AHIS291 Macquarie University for National Archaeology Week to present his work on #Aboriginal & #TorresStraitIslander #death #burial & #repatriation. He was introduced by our student Neenah, who also gave the Acknowledgement of Country