JCTS Webinar: Racism in Australia – what can WE do about it?

To mark the International Day for the Elimination against Racism (21 March), proud Wakka Wakka woman and Cultural Educator, Michelle Simmons, in conversation with Biripi man and academic scholar, Dr Grant Saunders, take you on a personal and critical journey through an issue that continues to infiltrate all sectors of Australian society, including our health system.

Michelle and Grant share personal stories and speak from the heart. They both have lived experiences in this realm but also share how they have overcome many barriers and work passionately every day to eliminate racial discrimination.

Warning: This video contains potentially sensitive material related to racism and may be upsetting or triggering for some viewers. The personal stories and opinions shared are the presenters own. Please proceed with caution and consider your own emotional well-being.

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JCTS Webinar: Racism in Australia – what can WE do about it?

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