This week is NAIDOC week, where we celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In today’s episode, proud Wiradjuri and Wailwan woman Teela Reid joins us to not only share her experience growing up in Australia but also to help educate anyone who wants to learn more about First Nations issues.
Teela is the host of the ‘Blak Matters’ podcast, which is an exploration of First Nations topics and why they matter, and today she delves into some of these topics such as the importance of Acknowledgement of Country and why we should all celebrate NAIDOC week. Teela is also a lawyer, so is the perfect person to explain The 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum that’s happening later this year.
In this week’s episode Steph and Laura chat with the incredibly inspirational Jamila Rizvi. As a gender equality advocate, Jamila sheds light on the prominent gender gap in Australia. Sharing her personal experiences as a woman working in media and the government, her courageous battle with a brain tumour and the toll lockdown has played […]
NAIDOC to me means a lot more than celebrations, I take a moment to reflect and acknowledge my personal achievements, think about how I want to plan my future as an Aboriginal woman and also take a moment to celebrate my brothers and sisters that are doing incredible things.
On this episode Steph and Laura chat with the fiercely authentic Allira Potter. Allira speaks about self-belief and shares the power in allowing yourself to rest, while reminding you to be proud of your achievements.