Sentence examples for aboriginal cities from inspiring English sources

Daniel Fisher has been awarded a Global Urban Humanities - Townsend Fellowship for Spring 2017 for his project "Understanding Aboriginal Cities: Indigeneity, Urbanization, and Intervention in Northern Australia". Aihwa Ong has been appointed as Director of the Graduate Group in Asian Studies for a three year term beginning July 1 , 2016

Exhibits included freak shows, displays of aboriginal peoples, "cities" made up entirely of dwarves and midgets; even premature babies, struggling for life in the first incubators.

This ongoing work foregrounds the place of mobile media and infrastructure in the Aboriginal negotiation of cities and analyzes the reconfiguration of Indigenous sovereign claim that such urbanization has entailed.

There, he worked to renew the campus and its downtown community with the view to making post-secondary education more accessible to inner-city, Aboriginal, new immigrant and refugee students.

Many Aboriginal Australians moved to cities far from where they grew up.

It was not clear from Barnett's comment whether the 39 cases he mentioned were found in remote Aboriginal communities, or in cities and towns in WA.

Small planes and local bus services also bring people from remote aboriginal communities to the cities. "People need this kind of transportation," said Jeremy Monias of the Garden Hill reserve in northern Manitoba.

Although most Aboriginal people reside in cities and regional areas, approximately one quarter live in remote communities [ 2].

They described variation in age-standardized incidence of RRT in relation to non-indigenous rates from 1.5 or less in Aboriginal people in major cities, to ≥30-fold increase in remote central and northern Australia.

The aboriginal proportion of a city's total population might be one measure.

Uncle Jack Charles, 71, is a respected Aboriginal elder around the city streets of Melbourne, particularly over the north side, where he has resided for many years.