Events

This webinar explores how Australia can meaningfully implement the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). As the conversation continues on how to secure the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, this event brings together experts in international law, Indigenous rights, and parliamentary process to assess the strengths and limitations of current and proposed approaches. This is an essential conversation for anyone working at or interested in the intersection of law, policy and Indigenous Rights in Australia.

This webinar will try to answer the question of what the No vote at the Voice referendum means. It might feel that the No vote has been interpreted as a No for Everything to do with substantive structural change for First Nations, particularly with the Prime Minister recently abandoning his commitment to the rest of the Uluru Statement’s asks of Treaty and Truth.

Join us at this webinar to better understand the recent High Court’s decision in Commonwealth v Yunupingu. This case represents a significant milestone in the Gumatj Clan’s struggle for compensation for the mining of their land.

Join us for a panel featuring Aunty Pat Anderson AO, a proud Alyawarre woman and renowned advocate for Indigenous health and human rights; Aunty Jackie Huggins AM, a Bidjara and Birri Gubba leader, historian, and long-time champion for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights; and Bridget Cama and Allira Davis, the Uluru Youth Co-Chairs leading the next generation of First Nations activism.