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Title:	Making a difference: the Day of Mourning protesters
Authors:	Script writer Subject matter expert Technical implementer Subject matter expert Educational validator Publisher: Cathy Miller; Boathouse Productions Margery Hornibrook; The Le@rning Federation Curriculum Corporation; The Le@rning Federation Jo Kijas Lynda Matthews; SA Department of Education and Children's Services Curriculum Corporation; The Le@rning Federation
Keywords:	Aboriginal history, Aboriginal peoples, Australian history, Civil rights, Equality, Government role, Living standards, Lobby groups, Politics, Public speaking, Racial discrimination Aboriginal history, Aboriginal peoples, Australia Day, Australian history, Civil rights, Equality, Government role, Indigenous rights, Living standards, Lobby groups, Politics, Public speaking, Racial discrimination, Sesquicentenary
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Description:	Explore perspectives on Australia’s Indigenous heritage through photos and text about activists protesting on Australia Day, 1938. Trace the stories of people such as William Ferguson, William Cooper, Jack Patten, Margaret Tucker and Pearl Gibbs. Examine how they created a framework for later efforts promoting Indigenous rights. Investigate barriers they faced and how the government of the time reacted to their activities. Look at their efforts to bring about change around the nation. Describe how they increased understanding about the living conditions of Indigenous peoples. This learning object is one in a series of ten objects. Year Level: Age Range: 13-16
URI:	http://www.leadr.lutheran.edu.au/tlf/learningobjects/Catalogue_TLF-LearningObjectEntry_L5207/_0_0/index.html http://hdl.handle.net/2247/3244
Appears in Collections:	Studies of Society and Environment

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