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HomeNewsKurrwa1 To Kartak2: Hand–made/held–ground With Professor Brenda L Croft
Kurrwa1 to Kartak2: hand–made/held–ground with Professor Brenda L Croft
Thursday 28 April 2022

How can notions of home, community, and Country be represented within histories of both endurance and dislocation?

In March 2022, Brenda L. Croft gave a talk as part of The First Nations Speaker Series presented in collaboration with GML Heritage and the Research Centre for Deep History.

Brenda presented a Gurindji-specific historiography that engaged with the pastoral impact on Gurindji Country from the late nineteenth century, the experience of Stolen Generations members and their descendants, and contemporary Gurindji experience into the 21st century...

Read the full article on the Research Centre for Deep History website.