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Yindyamarra: to live with dignity in a world of catastrophe - 2024 Frank Archibald Memorial Lecture presented by Stan Grant

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Object IDA1130.3.2024TitleYindyamarra: to live with dignity in a world of catastrophe - 2024 Frank Archibald Memorial Lecture presented by Stan GrantDate19th September 2024ContributorGrant, Stan DrKeen, Warrick (artist)DescriptionPoster advertising a lecture delivered by Stant Grant as part of the 2024 Frank Archibald Memorial Lecture series.

Take a snapshot of our world: forever wars, deep wealth inequality, environmental crisis, loss of trust, widening social and political division, failing democracy and rising authoritarianism. The most vulnerable people pay the price for the crimes of the elite and so-called leaders have no moral core. From where comes hope? In this lecture Wiradjuri man Stan Grant draws on his forty years as one of Australia’s most acclaimed and awarded journalists to speak back to our age. Deeply formed by his culture and his faith, Stan says we must resist the worst of modernity. For centuries humans have sought to make themselves gods and we have reached a point where humans themselves may be redundant. Now, Stan says we must ask what it is to live with dignity and how to recapture a sense of what is sacred.

UNE’s Frank Archibald Memorial Lecture has been held as part of university’s calendar since 1986 and is dedicated to Frank Archibald, his family and Aboriginal people of the New England region. The Lecture is presented by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander speakers who are leading professionals in fields such as education, law, social justice, government and the arts.

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