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FREE SHIPPING - receive free shipping in Australia with Australia Speaks Putting Community at the Centre of Politics. Please note free shipping is only valid with this product.Ā
Since it opened its doors in 2001, the National Museum of Australia has provided a forum for public discussion. Australia Speaks is a series of talks by eminent Australians exploring matters of national meaning and significance and offering audiences an opportunity to engage with big, bold ideas about the future of our country.
The third speech in the series was presented on 13 June 2023 by Cathy McGowan AO. A respected former politician representing the rural Victorian seat of Indi, Cathy has been at the forefront of the independent political movement. She explores the strategies and challenges of putting communities at the centre of politics, and how Australia can be inspired by the opportunities it offers.
In response Adam Davids, a descendant of the Wiradjuri people and a Fulbright Scholar, discusses the key issues in working with historically marginalised people to build sustainable and high-impact movements for positive social change.
ISBN: 9781921953576
Type: Paperback
Pages: 40
Dimensions: 167 x 234 mm
Publisher: National Museum of Australia Press
Published Date: June 2024Ā
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FREE SHIPPING - receive free shipping in Australia with Australia Speaks Putting Community at the Centre of Politics. Please note free shipping is only valid with this product.Ā
Since it opened its doors in 2001, the National Museum of Australia has provided a forum for public discussion. Australia Speaks is a series of talks by eminent Australians exploring matters of national meaning and significance and offering audiences an opportunity to engage with big, bold ideas about the future of our country.
The third speech in the series was presented on 13 June 2023 by Cathy McGowan AO. A respected former politician representing the rural Victorian seat of Indi, Cathy has been at the forefront of the independent political movement. She explores the strategies and challenges of putting communities at the centre of politics, and how Australia can be inspired by the opportunities it offers.
In response Adam Davids, a descendant of the Wiradjuri people and a Fulbright Scholar, discusses the key issues in working with historically marginalised people to build sustainable and high-impact movements for positive social change.
ISBN: 9781921953576
Type: Paperback
Pages: 40
Dimensions: 167 x 234 mm
Publisher: National Museum of Australia Press
Published Date: June 2024Ā
