Last month my partner and I embarked on a month-long camping trip around California. We hiked up mountain after mountain. Cooled off in creeks and rivers. Read books. Played games. We fell into a routine, a rhythm. Soaking up the end of summer. We fell in love with camping (and more in love with each […]
‘[T]ogether, we’re gonna take you inside’ — Earlonne Woods I recently read This is Ear Hustle, a unique glimpse into everyday life in prison. The authors, Earlonne Woods and Nigel Poor, are also co-hosts and co-producers of the podcast Ear Hustle. When they first started recording Ear Hustle in 2017, Earlonne was serving a 31-year to […]
Labor went to the polls in May this year with a strong commitment to First Nations Justice. They pledged to implement the Uluru Statement of the Heart, improve housing in remote communities and train 500 First Nations health workers. Among their commitments was $79 million in funding toward Justice Reinvestment Initiatives that tackle the root […]
Voting is one of the most foundational ways people can send politicians a message. In Australia, citizens choose the people who will represent them in government. Every 3 years at federal elections we get to make our voices heard and influence government decision-making. Australia has a strong track record when it comes to electoral participation. […]
