Wellington Project-Missions Reserves and Camps
Wellington Project-Australia’s First Native Title Claim
What is Human Centred Design?
What is Human Centred Design reflects upon the meanings of the word design and how the relatively complete definition of the paradigm of human centred design is formulated. The article explores design and various the meanings along with both the background and the current practice of the paradigm.
Transdisciplinary Research and Aboriginal Knowledge
Public attitudes towards Indigeneity in Canadian prairie urbanism: Indigeneity in prairie urbanism
Lena Nyadbi: “Dayiwul” in Paris
Colonizing bricks and mortar: Indigenous place-making through art objects and artifacts
Agenda: The moving city as palimpsest
Wellington Project-Country, Spirit and Belonging, The Wiradjuri in Wellington Valley
Country, Spirit and Belonging: The Wiradjuri in Wellington Valley is a sixty-four-page newspaper–styled publication that centres on the history and community of Wellington, New South Wales and features contributions by and perspectives on the local Aboriginal community. The paper, an effort to record the historical narratives of the area, covers colonisation, reconciliation, complexities of cross-cultural engagement, censorship and community relationships
White Fragility: Why it’s so hard for white people to talk about racism
White Fragility: Why is it so hard for white people to talk about racism? written by Dr Robin DiAngelo, explores the racialized victimhood white people experience when their assumptions about race are challenged and how this serves to maintain racial inequality. Dr Robin DiAngelo explores how the defensive moves and counterproductive reactions which are characterised as white fragility prevents meaningful cross-racial dialogue and protects racial inequality.