Sentence examples for indigenous author from inspiring English sources

Based on a non-fiction book by the Indigenous author Doris Pilkington (whose mother Molly is one of the three main characters), the film was shot by veteran Christopher Doyle with delicate sun-kissed cinematography that gently soaks up outback settings, belying the traumatic story at the heart of it.

"I think you'd have many Indigenous authors jumping at the chance," said Paquette.

Second Story Press has had the honour of working with several Indigenous authors, educators, and communities," reads the statement.

Many Native scholars, authors, and activists would prefer that non-Indigenous authors not venture to write about Native peoples at all, while others see active, compassionate communication and collaboration as the ideal approach.

Speaking to Guardian Australia, Indigenous Australian author and Miles Franklin winner Kim Scott says it's crucial to listen to the voices of marginalised people who may not be given enough space to tell their own stories.

To promote educational attainment for urban Indigenous students, authors suggested 1) the involvement of Elders in Indigenous education and 2) culturally relevant and appropriate educational approaches such as mentorship and transitioning programs for Indigenous students (55, 56).

It's also the first to include as co-authors indigenous leaders from all four regions, says co-author Chris Meyer of EDF's Washington, D.C. office.

Six of the 30 WGII chapters (20%) have authors with Indigenous expertise represented: Polar Regions (2 authors), Africa, Livelihoods and Poverty (2 authors), Human Security (2 authors), Terrestrial and Inland Water Systems, and Adaptation Needs and Options (see supplementary data).

Particularly for Amazonian indigenous children, some authors have suggested that stunting could be attributed to a different growth potential and not necessarily to undernutrition, proposing that other cut-off points from those recommended by WHO should be used in nutritional surveys on indigenous communities (51).

The interviewers will be either the first author (non-Indigenous female) or Indigenous research assistants or ACCHS staff.

In closing, I'd like to share the words of author and Indigenous activist Penny Opal Plant.