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Blak Dot Spaces to thrive

It is impossible for one or two people who are Indigenous and First Nation to speak on behalf of the entire Indigenous community. To do so, would be to ignore the unique experiences of colonialism felt by families, kinship groups, tribes and nations across the globe. Instead, we offer two voices, both informed by our differing vantages points; Maya Hodge is a proud Lardil & Yangkaal woman raised in Mildura, Victoria and Assistant Curator

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