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Aunty Maria Williams settles in with Luke Wighton to discuss identity and survival, how Resettlement Schemes see her family move from Condobolin to 3 Ways to Leeton to Wagga Wagga and fights against assimilation to maintain indigenous identity. She talks of her father and uncle, Pastor Cecil Grant and Uncle Dr Stan Grant Sr, and their journey to reclaim language and connection and how they inspire her to teach, lead and help in the community. A working life with the Police in Wagga Wagga and in Health services and the Council of Elders is mixed with fond memories of working together and enjoying sport. She believes in rebuilding the nation, asserting Land Rights and fighting racism. “The future is bright.”
Complete episode transcripts can be found at https://museumriverina.com.au/explore/podcasts/resettlement
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Aunty Maria Williams settles in with Luke Wighton to discuss identity and survival, how Resettlement Schemes see her family move from Condobolin to 3 Ways to Leeton to Wagga Wagga and fights against assimilation to maintain indigenous identity. She talks of her father and uncle, Pastor Cecil Grant and Uncle Dr Stan Grant Sr, and their journey to reclaim language and connection and how they inspire her to teach, lead and help in the community. A working life with the Police in Wagga Wagga and in Health services and the Council of Elders is mixed with fond memories of working together and enjoying sport. She believes in rebuilding the nation, asserting Land Rights and fighting racism. “The future is bright.”
Complete episode transcripts can be found at https://museumriverina.com.au/explore/podcasts/resettlement
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.