Politics & Society
The Uluru Statement from the Heart: Why I have hope
Fighting for recognition
What are the best legal avenues for moving beyond rhetoric about Indigenous self-determination, to genuine action and empowerment?
Published 3 September 2018
Episode 44
The right to Indigenous self-determination and recognition feature prominently in debates in Australia and indeed around the world.
In this episode of the Policy Shop, New Zealand Māori constitutional lawyer, Dr Moana Jackson and Dr Shireen Morris, a McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellow at the Melbourne Law School, consider questions about treaties versus constitutional recognition and ask how we might move beyond rhetoric on community engagement.
Episode recorded: 25 July 2018 Producer: Ruby Schwartz Audio engineer: Gavin Nebauer
Series Producer: Eoin Hahessy
Banner image: Getty Images
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