Dr Kaye Price is an Aboriginal woman from Tasmania, currently Acting Head of the Centre for Australian Indigenous Knowledges at University of Southern Queensland. She has worked extensively with ACARA, is an Indigenous Education Ambassador and a Fellow of the Australian College of Educators.

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• 1. A long, slow dance: the nation's history Steve Kinnane; 2. Reconciliation Paul Newman; 3. Law and native title Asmi Wood; 4. Overkill, over time: the criminalisation of Indigenous society - or genocide by stealth John Williams-Mozley; 5. Art: connecting cultures Fabri Blacklock; 6. Literature: writing ourselves Sandra R. Phillips; 7. Enterprise and entrepreneurial thinking: it's a black thing! Dennis Foley; 8. Health and wellbeing Raelene Ward; 9. A room full of strangers: racism as a determinant of health in the maternity care of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women Karel Williams; 10. Education Jessa Rogers; 11. Good sports: representations of Aboriginal people in Australian sports Barry Judd; 12. The right to be human: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and human rights Gary Thomas.

Dr Kaye Price is an Aboriginal woman from Tasmania, currently Acting Head of the Centre for Australian Indigenous Knowledges at University of Southern Queensland. She has worked extensively with ACARA, is an Indigenous Education Ambassador and a Fellow of the Australian College of Educators.

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• 1. A long, slow dance: the nation's history Steve Kinnane; 2. Reconciliation Paul Newman; 3. Law and native title Asmi Wood; 4. Overkill, over time: the criminalisation of Indigenous society - or genocide by stealth John Williams-Mozley; 5. Art: connecting cultures Fabri Blacklock; 6. Literature: writing ourselves Sandra R. Phillips; 7. Enterprise and entrepreneurial thinking: it's a black thing! Dennis Foley; 8. Health and wellbeing Raelene Ward; 9. A room full of strangers: racism as a determinant of health in the maternity care of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women Karel Williams; 10. Education Jessa Rogers; 11. Good sports: representations of Aboriginal people in Australian sports Barry Judd; 12. The right to be human: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and human rights Gary Thomas.

Dr Kaye Price is an Aboriginal woman from Tasmania, currently Acting Head of the Centre for Australian Indigenous Knowledges at University of Southern Queensland. She has worked extensively with ACARA, is an Indigenous Education Ambassador and a Fellow of the Australian College of Educators.

Select Guide Rating

• 1. A long, slow dance: the nation's history Steve Kinnane; 2. Reconciliation Paul Newman; 3. Law and native title Asmi Wood; 4. Overkill, over time: the criminalisation of Indigenous society - or genocide by stealth John Williams-Mozley; 5. Art: connecting cultures Fabri Blacklock; 6. Literature: writing ourselves Sandra R. Phillips; 7. Enterprise and entrepreneurial thinking: it's a black thing! Dennis Foley; 8. Health and wellbeing Raelene Ward; 9. A room full of strangers: racism as a determinant of health in the maternity care of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women Karel Williams; 10. Education Jessa Rogers; 11. Good sports: representations of Aboriginal people in Australian sports Barry Judd; 12. The right to be human: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and human rights Gary Thomas.