Revd Dr Garry Deverell on how Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann’s invitation to come listen (‘dadirri’) to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples is deeply radical.
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New Indigenous Studies Centre to be established at the University of Divinity
Towards the end of 2021 the University of Divinity, Australia’s oldest and largest theological school, will launch its Indigenous Studies Centre. The purpose of the Centre will be to encourage the development of...
‘Boundless plains to share’: Why the National Anthem supports and encourages Australia’s original sin
Rev Dr Garry Deverell (Vice-Chancellor's Fellow in Indigenous Theologies) on why the National Anthem supports and encourages Australia’s original sin.
Black Lives Matter and its implications for our Australian context
This conversation ranges across responses to the celebration of ‘Australia Day’ in First Nations, multicultural and Anglo communities and touches on the inauguration of Jo Biden, the state of discourse about race in...
University of Divinity
University to establish Indigenous Studies Centre
In 2021 the University of Divinity will establish an Indigenous Studies Centre to advance education and research in theology and ministry, and to encourage greater participation and leadership from Indigenous peoples in...
The Bigger Picture: Indigenous theologian Garry Deverell on grounded spirituality
What are the possibilities for a grounded spirituality, in the aftermath of colonisation? Indigenous theologian Garry Deverell has lived the search for a spirituality that connects land and body.
