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April 22, 2020

Sisterhood and Turning Rage Into Action Ft. Marlee Silva from Tiddas4Tiddas

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This week we spoke to Marlee Silva from Tiddas 4 Tiddas, a social media platform celebrating Indigenous excellence. We reflected on the power of sisterhood, and how to turn rage into productivity.

Marlee Silva is a Gamilaroi/Dunghutti writer, podcast host and Co-Founder of Tiddas 4 Tiddas, the social media-based movement dedicated to elevating stories of inspiring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls from across the country.

Her debut novel ‘My Tidda, My Sister‘ inspired by Tiddas 4 Tiddas is set to be released in September 2020.

Resources and Links

Deadly Story – “A place for Aboriginal Culture, Country & Community. A place to grow my knowledge & be proud.” Check out their excellent resources and information.
ABC Open: Mother Tongue – ABC Open celebrates NAIDOC with Mother Tongue, sharing Australia’s first languages.
This episode was recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri and Wadawurrung people.
- Learn more about the history of Wurundjeri
- Interview with Uncle Bryon Powell, Wadawurrung Elder and Chair of Wathaurung Aboriginal Corporation

Page header photo from marieclaire.com

April 8, 2020

Building Communities through Social Media Ft. Professor Bronwyn Carlson

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This week we spoke to Professor Bronwyn Carlson to learn more about social media in indigenous communities, and how we (as white Australians) can support our indigenous communities online.

Professor Bronwyn Carlson is an Aboriginal woman who was born on and lives on D’harawal Country in NSW Australia. She is a scholar with both a national and international reputation in the field of Indigenous Studies. She has vast teaching and curriculum development experience and has published in scholarly journals, nationally and internationally. Professor Carlson maintains a strong connection between Indigenous Studies pedagogy and research. She is the author of the book, The Politics of Identity: Who Counts as Aboriginal Today? (Aboriginal Studies Press, 2016). She is also the founding and managing editor of the Journal of Global Indigeneity.

Check out these AMAZING people:

Celeste Liddle – “Accidental opinion writer, occasional radio interviewee and blogger at ‘Rantings of an Aboriginal Feminist”
Aretha Brown – @_enterthedragon_
Dylan Mooney – Check out his art on insta @dylanmooney_
Textile Design by Indigenous artists – @o_north_o