A landmark history of Indigenous education and social justice at Monash University.
Making a Difference tells the fifty-year story of Indigenous programs at Monash University, from 1964 to 2014. This insightful work chronicles the journey of visionary leaders and committed individuals who sought to improve Aboriginal peoples’ lives in the face of enormous obstacles.
Explore the challenges and triumphs of these pioneering programs, and discover how Monash University became a leader in Indigenous education and social justice. This book is for academics, students, researchers, and anyone interested in Indigenous education and social justice in Australia. Discover:
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Rani Kerin is a lecturer in the School of History at Monash University, and Research Fellow at the Collaborative Research Centre in Australian History at Federation University. Previously she worked as a lecturer at the University of Otago, Research Fellow at the National Centre of Biography, The Australian National University, and Research Fellow at the Monash Indigenous Centre. She is the author of Doctor Do-Good: Charles Duguid and Aboriginal Advancement, 1930s–1960s (Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2012).
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