Wiradjuri, Researcher, Aboriginal youth resurgence and wellbeing, sometimes writer, living on unceded Wurundjeri land, she/her
Joined May 2014
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Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
It's #NonbinaryAwarenessWeek... all week (10-16 July). It's an opportunity to learn - across our cultures, across our experiences. Listen to non-binary people, and challenge the transphobia that's affecting non-binary people.
1/RANT
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Kallico Catering is a First Nations catering small business based in Blacktown NSW, who have selflessly been working to deliver meals to First Nations families affected by COVID-19. The outbreak has gotten so bad that they are supplying 1200 meals a day.
Can you transfer some $?
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
The plane is going down it could crash at any second.
They are handing out parachutes.
They offer you a parachute. It's a good parachute. You can put it on now and be safe but if you want to wait a few weeks they can get you a slightly better parachute.
What do you do?
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Looking for COVID Vaccine Champions, we are desperately trying to ensure community are participating in getting their jab. Anyone interested? famous and not famous. Community leaders ect. you'll be paid for your time and materials we produce
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
I am not the only one who is extremely tired of playing whack-a-mole with bad takes in response to abortion bans. So here: an incomplete list of arguments to avoid making when discussing abortion bans. 🧵
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Our paper is out in Social Science & Medicine on health outcomes of Aboriginal Gathering Places.
We acknowledge the research would not have been without support of Gathering Place members who create these fantastic spaces.
Free access till August 29 via: authors.elsevier.com/a/1dNy0…
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Today is Tharni from Biloela's 4th birthday and new friends Justine Clark, Charli from Hi-Five and others have sung her favourite song!
Please help Tharni celebrate her big day by retweeting this gorgeous video and sharing your own birthday message with the #hometobilo hashtag.
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
If you haven’t already, please add your name to this petition.
Every signature counts, and you’ll be added to the Home To Bilo mailing list to be updated (currently every day!) on Tharni’s health, what the family needs and urgent campaign actions needed:
change.org/p/peter-dutton-br… – at Melbourne, Victoria
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Here’s Tharni at 14 months, in the arms of her father Nades as they’re forced from their Biloela home by Morrison’s Border Force.
Tomorrow is Tharni’s 4th bday.
She’s spent these last 3 years of her tiny life locked in detention. She’ll turn 4 in hospital, under armed guard.
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
It’s okay to not have words and grieve with us. There needs to be more reverence for what’s going on and more sqilxw voices upheld.
But right now we also need space to heal, it’s not always the time to educate settlers. It’s not about them during times laying love ones to rest.
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Time to reflect on this word ‘sorry’ and what change has really occurred. Love to all communities and Elders that have not only survived, but thrived 🖤💛❤️ #theonlyapologyischange
#nationalsorryday #reflectionrequiresaction #apologiesrequirechange #actionsspeaklouderthanwords – at Melbourne, Victoria
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Far from the actions of an extremist fringe, the recent riots in Jerusalem are 'a targeted, violent persecution of Palestinians, with the aim of causing harm and, ultimately, to drive them from their homes' writes Na'ama Carlin (@derridalicious). overland.org.au/2021/05/viol…
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Musician Brett Lee was adopted as a baby by white parents. Now a father himself, he learning his Ngiyampaa language to gain a deeper understanding of culture and family by @alimcphotos sbs.com.au/nitv/article/2018…
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
The bias is reinforced by media reporting which emphasise the race of black offenders and hardly that of white offenders.
This reporting implies that the race of blacks offenders tells us something that the race of a white offenders doesn’t.
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Blair and Neil Erikson have been interviewed by many media outlets and allowed to comment on ‘African crime’ without those media outlets )or Blair or Neil’s concerns) of the obvious hypocrisy of interviewing criminals about the criminality of others.
Emily Munro-Harrison retweeted
Great article from Poche Leadership Fellow abd new staff member, Pep Phelan. Battle fatigue as LGBTQI Australians remember #VoteYes croakey.org/battle-fatigue-a…
