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Acting locally, thinking nationally: layering Indigenous ontology within wellbeing frameworks
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Acting locally, thinking nationally: layering Indigenous ontology within wellbeing frameworks
Introduction This perspective indicates how philosophies such as Yawuru’s mabu liyan can support relational, place-based, self-determined wellbeing initiatives while strengthening national policy efforts to capture the human and other-than-human interlinkages of wellbeing.
Technology-facilitated abuse of First Nations women rife in regional and remote areas
For many First Nations women living in remote and regional areas, the internet, mobile smartphones and social media platforms are a lifeline for connection and support. However our research, funded by the Commonwealth e-Safety Commissioner, has found First Nations women in regional and remote areas often experience technology-facilitated abuse. Technology-facilitated abuse refers to abusive behaviour using phones and other devices, as well as social media and online accounts.
Technology-facilitated abuse of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women is rife in regional and remote areas
For many First Nations women living in remote and regional areas, the internet, mobile smartphones and social media platforms are a lifeline for connection and support. However our research, funded by the Commonwealth e-Safety Commissioner, has found First Nations women in regional and remote areas often experience technology-facilitated abuse. Technology-facilitated abuse refers to abusive behaviour using phones and other devices, as well as social media and online accounts.
Community wellbeing best measured from the ground up: a Yawuru example
At some point in our lives, we have asked ourselves one or all of these questions. What matters most in life? What makes life worth living? What makes you happy? What makes you feel good? What makes you flourish? Wellbeing can mean many things to many different people. For Yawuru people, mabu liyan is at the heart of what it is to have and to know a good life. The Yawuru people are the traditional owners of lands and waters in and around Rubibi (the town of Broome).
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