SURVIVORS in the Heartland 5 0 SURVIVORS home at last! After the incredible success in Dubbo with over 18,000 people attending the SURVIVORS show. It is now time for SURVIVORS...
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Epoch Times - SURVIVORS Exposes Trauma... 5 0 Epoch Times Article by Jane Lee. Jane actually saw the Survivors exhibition last week. After a fews years off, raising children and...
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A Grassroots Development - One step closer towards Reconciliation 6 0 The Big Issue: Edition 482 The Big Issue is a not-for-profit social enterprise that develops solutions to help homeless,...
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Awaye Interview for ABC presented by Daniel Browning http://www.survivors.net.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Awaye-Interview.ogg 5 0 AWAYE! brings you diverse and vibrant Aboriginal arts and culture from across Australia. I am very honoured to be on...
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A photographer and a mission to shed light on Aboriginal life 5 0 (Transcript from World News Radio) An art exhibition in regional New South Wales is bringing a new...
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Six survivors of Australia's longest-running Indigenous mission – in pictures Asher Milgate documents the experiences of 18 Wiradjuri elders and elders-in-waiting connected to Nanima Mission, established in the early 1800s...
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Tilly Hill Grew up on the Common along with her brothers and sisters. Tilly was taught traditional medicine from her mother and father, ‘which was passed down from old ones....
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Lynette Riley Lynette Riley has worked at the Nanima preschool for almost 38 years, since it first opened in 1975. Lynette has a caring heart and "loves working with kids", dedicating...
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Lyn Mundine Lived on the Bell River flats on the Lousick’s market garden along with 10-12 other families. Her father was the foreman on the garden. Lyn’s mother was a...
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Glenda Bell Glenda s Tilly Hill’s sister and has had many stories passed down to her from her parents. Glenda remembers making dolls from empty flagon bottles, they could not...
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