Sentence examples for indigenous experiences from inspiring English sources

Morin says her designs have given her the chance to reclaim existing narratives about indigenous experiences – and to pay tribute to elders like her grandmother.

As the Anzac Centenary gears up, a renewed interest in Indigenous experiences of war has led to efforts to include the experiences of "black diggers" in the nation's commemorations.

The Native American Council seeks to recognize and honor as many indigenous experiences that exist beyond our walls, including those that we as students are unable to always represent.

Second, the existence of indigenous experiences of adaptation methods practised by pastoral, semi-pastoral, agro-pastoral and mixed-farming communities in the district motivated this research, specifically to formulate a detailed analysis on relationships between various adaptation strategies and household income.

"More than ever we understand the importance of including Indigenous expertise and voices to better reflect Indigenous experiences".

By engaging Indigenous experts who work in the field of mental health, the research focused on the importance of culture and Indigenous experiences of mental illness.

We explore race and the Indigenous experience in this week's Australia Letter.

I've done that because, to my mind, the Indigenous experience of loving one's country is closest to the purest form of Australian patriotism I can find.

The importance of the story, for Rankin, lay in how the Namatjira family's experience could be seen as emblematic of the broader Indigenous experience.

That history cannot be erased from the North American indigenous experience, said Gerald McMaster, a co-curator of Unceded and professor at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto.

By no means all of the changes in indigenous experience at this time were effected by European invasions; and some Native Americans proved notably resilient and inventive in the face of the invaders.