Yoorrook Justice Commission’s Post

"Every truth told helps restore our rightful place as sovereign peoples who, despite everything, have maintained our connection to culture, Country and community." - Yoorrook Deputy Chair, Sue-Anne Hunter In Victoria 2024 has been a remarkable year, filled with powerful moments. Through Yoorrook Justice Commission, in submissions and at hearings, people have shared truths that expose the devastating impacts of colonisation to First Peoples, from land dispossession to Stolen Generations, to systemic racism in education, health and child protection. Non-First Nations witnesses have acknowledged historical wrongs and Yoorrook has documented the impact of intergenerational trauma, highlighting how policies continue to shape present realities. In 2025, Yoorrook will continue to share the truths gathered over the past three years and make recommendations to reform the systems which continue to cause harm and injustice to First Peoples. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gTeXFZ5T #NationalIndigenousTimes #FirstPeoples #Truthtelling

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sue barstow

Independent Education Management Professional

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Truth is healing and for some hard to accept but it is transforming some lives and after a time will be readily accepted as it makes sense to know what really happened .Like all wars the atrocities are horrific and we as a nation spent too much time hiding behind our vision to be a fair country when we were hiding our actions that certainly cannot be be claimed as justice for all .

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