Why do we talk about child refugees?
We’re currently seeing large discussions in Australia and internationally about refugee, asylum-seeking, and migrant children. With focus being placed on the removal of children…
Child Refugees vs Thai Cave Rescue: Why Responsibility doesn’t Require a Display of Suffering
During the Thai cave rescue, The Conversation published a piece by morality and social psychology researcher Dan Crimston with the following title: ‘How imagery…
Thinking Relationally about Race, Blackness and Indigeneity in Australia: Reflecting upon ACRAWSA’s Symposium
At the close of her paper, entitled ‘Navigating Power with Poetry on the Hazardous Drive toward Decolonisation’, Carolyn D’Cruz posed the vital question of…
Video: Irene Watson & Alexander G. Weheliye Keynote Lectures
Watch the keynote lectures by Irene Watson & Alexander G. Weheliye from the Thinking Relationally About Race, Blackness & Indigeneity symposium recorded by the…
New Website: Deathscapes
Mapping Race and Violence in Settler States The Deathscapes project seeks new ways to document, understand and respond to the critical issue of racialized…
ACRAWSA T-Shirts are here
ACRAWSA t-shirts with a quote from The White Possessive by Aileen Moreton-Ronbinson are currently for sale for $20 each. Available in men’s sizes S,…
Happy NAIDOC Week
ACRAWSA wishes all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and all those struggling for Indigenous sovereignty a powerful NAIDOC Week 2018. The NAIDIC 2018…
ACRAWSA Symposium Photos
View photos of the Thinking Relationally about Race, Blackness and Indigeneity in Australia symposium with Alexander G. Weheliye, Irene Watson, Nikki Moodie, Kaiya Aboagye, Sandy…
Watch the ‘Thinking Relationally’ Symposium on our Livestream
The Thinking Relationally About Race, Blackness and Indigeneity in Australia Symposium taking place Wednesday July 4 will be live-streamed on the ACRAWSA Facebook page…