The University of Divinity is proud to lend its support to the “Yes” campaign for the referendum to be held later this year on amending the Australian Constitution to create a Voice to Parliament. The University...
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Voice, Treaty & Truth Resources
The School of Indigenous Studies recommends the following resources related to the Voice to Parliament & the Yes vote. The website for Together, Yes (the kitchen table conversations movement for the Voice) can be...
Professors Anne Pattel-Gray and Peter Sherlock on “Everyday Saints” podcast
Professor Anne Pattel-Gray and Professor Peter Sherlock have recently appeared on episodes of the Everyday Saints podcast, which is run by The Melbourne Anglican. This podcast looks at deeper stories of faith from...
New publication: De-colonising the Biblical Narrative, Volume 1
Professor Anne Pattel-Gray and Dr Norman Habel have edited a new publication: De-colonising the Biblical Narrative Volume 1: The First Nations De-colonising of Genesis 1-11.
Professor Anne Pattel-Gray delivers inaugural Professorial Lecture
"Together we can make a difference as we wrestle with these challenging questions, recognise how colonised we are, and begin the process of decolonising ourselves in the endeavour in liberating our theological education...
How are the churches to reckon with their colonial heritage?
"The churches are at a crossroads. You can either continue on the path you have taken since you arrived here — the colonising path, which is to make yourselves the centre of all things and therefore leading exploiters...
Garry Worete Deverell
The Queen: Symbol of Imperialism and Colonialism for First Nations Peoples of Australia
"For most First Nations peoples in Australia, the Queen is a symbol of British imperialism under which we were colonised, our land stolen, our people massacred, cultural genocide committed, children stolen and the high...
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Prof. Anne Pattel-Gray urges: “include ancient wisdom and knowledge of First Nations people”
"The solutions to the growing concern of global climate change must include the ancient wisdom and knowledge of First Nations people as we have and continue to live with the whole of creation since time began"
Alumni Network breakfast
Thank you to all who joined us on Friday 12 August for the Alumni Network Breakfast in Box Hill.
History, Truth Telling, and The Uluru Statement from the Heart (watch recording)
Watch the recording from the webinar 'History, Truth Telling, and The Uluru Statement from the Heart', presented on 21 July 2022.