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Towards a More Just Australia

Towards a More Just Australia

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Description

Originally created to celebrate NAIDOC week, this image represents our desire to celebrate culture, amplify voices and seek healing in Australia.

This gift supports TEAR's partnership with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander brothers and sisters in the work of Indigenous justice, community development, advocacy and reconciliation.

Original artwork by Safina Stewart, Mabuiag Island and Wuthathi Country, created for TEAR's 2017 NAIDOC week series.

How your gift helps

Working alongside our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander brothers and sisters, TEAR seeks to:

  • Support the training of entrepreneurs and community workers
  • Build the capacity of Aboriginal organisations
  • Amplify the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
  • Provide ways of bringing Indigenous and non-Indigenous people together through education and advocacy.
Sustainable

All printed cards and envelopes use PEFC certified paper and are produced according to ISO 14001 environmental standards.

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Originally created to celebrate NAIDOC week, this image represents our desire to celebrate culture, amplify voices and seek healing in Australia. This gift supports TEAR's partnership with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander brothers and sisters in the work of Indigenous justice, community development, advocacy and reconciliation. Original artwork by Safina Stewart, Mabuiag Island and Wuthathi Country, created for TEAR's 2017 NAIDOC week series. | More information.

Towards a More Just Australia