Sentence examples for impact of colonisation from inspiring English sources

It is a space to begin to recognise and understand the impact of colonisation upon all Australians.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Greg Semu's upcoming large-scale photographic work at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne draws attention to the true impact of colonisation in the Pacific.

And I wish for a time where non-Indigenous people are able to acknowledge the ongoing impact of colonisation, as well as the ongoing harm caused by inequity, racism and ignorance.

The largest cemetery sample of Lapita people from the site of Teouma in Vanuatu offers a unique opportunity to assess the impact of colonisation on the health of pioneering populations.

In his speech given to the Ethics Centre in Sydney last year, Grant told the audience that racism is "at the heart of the Australian dream", as he delivered a sobering speech about the impact of colonisation and discrimination on Indigenous people and their ancestors.

The Zimbabwean writer Tendai Huchu believes the west shouldn't underestimate the impact of colonisation on cultural identity.

I was in an environment where I was able to educate non-Indigenous people about the ongoing impacts of colonisation.

This reflects the high levels of disadvantage and discrimination experienced by Indigenous peoples in Australia stemming from the historical and continuing impacts of colonisation, such as land dispossession, racism, and the forced removal of children from their families (COAG, 2009).

The aetiology of the harmful effects of substance misuse on Indigenous Australians is a complex range of factors including the intergenerational impacts of colonisation and subsequent high rates of incarceration, suicide, self-harm and poverty (Wynne-Jones et al., 2016; Marmot, 2011; Productivity Commission, 2016; DoHA, 2013; ACOSS, 2016).

Specifically, non-response rates ranged from 2.5% to less than 0.5%, including sensitive questions around income, food security and impacts of colonisation, which had non-response rates under 2%.

In Melbourne, the Koorie Heritage Trust runs walking tours along the Yarra River in an effort to highlight the impact of European colonisation upon the area's traditional Kulin people, their culture and the land.