In this article we argue that in Australian social work context and practice, Indigenous Data
Sovereignty (ID-SOV) needs to be operationalised by enacting the principles of Indigenous …

This chapter argues that despite numerous strategies, reports, and scholarship, Australian
universities are still largely based on White Western worldviews and as a result continue to …

In Australia, there is insufficient exploration and understanding of how we can strengthen the
critical role played by Indigenous fathers. This paper argues that for Indigenous fathers to …

In Australia, the ongoing structure of settler colonialism has meant understandings of
Indigeneity continue to uphold deficit narratives about the lives of Indigenous peoples. The …

Social-epidemiology that excludes Aboriginal voices often fails to capture the full and
complex social worlds of Aboriginal people. Using data from an existing co-designed …

The society of colonizers intends to be a managing society and works hard to give that
appearance… the policeman [and] government specialist [s']… professional habits find …

This chapter explores the historical and contemporary role of Whiteness in colonial–carceral
strategies to control First Nations lives. It demonstrates how early forms of colonial …

What are the stories of humanitarianism that Australians tell? What are the 'collective
narratives' that create an imaginary of Australia as shaped by a culture of humanitarianism …

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This chapter argues that Australian settler-colonial masculinity needs to be decolonized for
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men to freely express themselves and feel valued. For …