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UTS Podcasts: Black Stories Matter

2020

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UTS Podcasts: Black Stories Matter

2020

  • NFSA ID7QFW5431
  • TypePodcast
  • MediumAudio
  • FormPodcast
  • GenresIndigenous-produced, Indigenous themes or stories, Indigenous as subject, Current affairs
  • Year2020

From UTS studios podcasts, this episode of Black Stories Matter explores what's gone wrong in Australian media reporting, how Aboriginal perspectives have been silenced and what the media can do to make things right.

This discussion is chaired by Professor Devleena Ghosh from the University of Technology, Sydney and features Professor Stan Grant Jnr, Wiradjuri man, Vice Chancellor's Chair of Australian-Indigenous Belonging at Charles Sturt University and former ABC Global Affairs and Indigenous Affairs Analyst, along with Professor Heidi Norman from the Indigenous Land & Justice Research Hub at UTS and host of Black Stories Matter.

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From UTS studios podcasts, this episode of Black Stories Matter explores what's gone wrong in Australian media reporting, how Aboriginal perspectives have been silenced and what the media can do to make things right.

This discussion is chaired by Professor Devleena Ghosh from the University of Technology, Sydney and features Professor Stan Grant Jnr, Wiradjuri man, Vice Chancellor's Chair of Australian-Indigenous Belonging at Charles Sturt University and former ABC Global Affairs and Indigenous Affairs Analyst, along with Professor Heidi Norman from the Indigenous Land & Justice Research Hub at UTS and host of Black Stories Matter.

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UTS Studios
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