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The Indigenous journey across the Cape York Peninsula spans over 50,000 years of deep ancestral connection, a painful history of colonial disruption, and a powerful modern movement toward land rights & self-determination.
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Noel Pearson is an Indigenous Australian lawyer, land rights activist and Director of the Cape York Institute for Policy and Leadership, an organisation promoting the economic and social development of Cape York in far north Queensland.Collection
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This landmark meeting focused on tackling welfare dependence (often referred to as "sit-down money") and designing a welfare reform framework
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Cape York Institute for Policy & Leadership (CYIPL) is Australia’s leading Indigenous think tank.
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Pama Language Centre works with First Nations Language Champions of Cape York Peninsula to record, revive, revitalise and maintain our ancestral languages.
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The Northern Peninsula Area is composed of five communities: Injinoo, Umagico, Bamaga, New Mapoon and Seisia. The peoples of the Angkamuthi, Atambaya, and Yadhaykanu clans settled the Injinoo community. New Mapoon was settled by the clans of Tjungundji a
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A unique look into the lives of Indigenous people in Cape York circa 1936 to 1967. These rare films capture the last Cape York communities living in traditional villages, and also shows the stark difference of life lived under government control. 
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Cape York Leaders Program (CYLP) is an Indigenous-led initiative of Cape York Partnership. Since 2005, CYLP has been empowering young Indigenous Leaders from Cape York through secondary and tertiary scholarships.