Charles Sturt University
Yindyamarra
Join Stan Grant and Jack Jacobs as they explore the Wiradjuri philosophy of Yindyamarra and how it might guide us through the challenges facing nation-building and democracy in Australia and around the world.
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Charles Sturt University
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5. Aug 2026
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#3 First Nations Sovereignty with Professor Dominic O’Sullivan 28.02.2023 33:51
Join Stan and Jack as they discuss with Dominic O’Sullivan, Professor of Political Science at Charles Sturt University, the complex challenges facing First Nations peoples in exercising their sovereignty. How might the Voice affect sovereignty? What should we keep in mind when thinking about treaties? These questions and more are explored in this conversation.
#2 Love and Democracy with Professor Anthony Maher 26.01.2023 23:43
Join Stan and Jack as they speak with Professor Anthony Maher, Executive Director of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, about God, Hope, and how faith traditions might help us address the wounds of history through forgiveness and love.
#1 Saving Democracy with Professor Mark Evans 26.01.2023 29:41
Join Stan Grant, Professor of Indigenous Belonging at Charles Sturt University, and Jack Jacobs, Yindyamarra Research Fellow, in their launch of the Yindyamarra Podcast. They discuss Saving Democracy with Professor Mark Evans, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) at CSU.
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