Next Episode of the Impact Policy AU Podcast with Jasmin Speedy takes us behind the scenes of the fight for justice for Bowraville and for the families following the murder of 3 Aboriginal Children within the space of three months three decades ago that continues still today.

Jas explores the reality and challenge of what most of Blackfullas label walking in two worlds, and the compounding challenge of working in social policy and justice when we are from the families, communities or country these are connected to.

Jas then talks in detail in reference to recent parliamentary senate inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous people and the critical need for these processes to understand #access and #equity for families to facilitate meaningful #participation. As well as the critical need for these processes to be led or informed by mob from a #traumainformed lens who understand what we need.

In addition to the background to Bowraville and Justice she also takes us behind the scenes of Wildflower Care for Country and Community one of the most significant social enterprises across Sydney that is caring for Country and engaging and retaining Aboriginal young people while there at it.

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