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  1. WebAssociate Professor Ted Wilkes is a former Ambassador for the Commissioner for Children and Young People. He is well known for his dedication to public health issues, …

  2. WebJan 25, 2014 · AUSTRALIA Day is simply a "celebration for white fellas", respected Aboriginal elder Ted Wilkes says. Associate Professor Wilkes, who is today …

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    • Time to end social divide, says Aboriginal elder Ted Wilkes.

      WebAssociate Professor Wilkes, who is today recognised for dedicating his life to fighting for better quality of life for indigenous Australians, called for a new national holiday that …

    • WebJul 3, 2015 · Associate Professor Ted Wilkes is a Nyungar man from Western Australia. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Science and his professional background …

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      Who is Ted Wilkes?Associate Professor Ted Wilkes is a former Ambassador for the Commissioner for Children and Young People. He is well known for his dedication to public health issues, particularly for Aboriginal people. He is a Nyungar man, with connections to the metropolitan area and the South West of WA.
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      Why did Aboriginal people reject the White Paper?Aboriginal peoples rejected the white paper not because they were completely in favor of the Indian Act but because, for them, giving up the Indian Act meant surrendering any existing legislative claims to special Aboriginal rights; there were no other policy documents but the Indian Act that ensured such rights for them.
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      Are aboriginal peoples just difficult?“Aboriginal peoples are just difficult.” I wondered if there was a grain of truth to this settler narrative. However, I could not settle with this conclusion because I thought that Aboriginal peoples must have had their own good reasons to turn down a government proposal to terminate the Indian Act, an obviously discriminatory piece of legislation.
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      How did the indigenous people affect the environment?The Indigenous peoples were primarily hunters and gatherers and often were nomadic. Because they were few in number, the Indigenous peoples made little impact on the natural environment: they harvested only the resources needed for their own consumption, and there were no large settlements.
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    • WebEdward (Ted) Wilkes. Associate Professor Ted Wilkes is a Nyungar man from Western Australia. He is Associate Professor of Aboriginal

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      • WebAboriginal peoples rejected the white paper not because they were completely in favor of the Indian Act but because, for them, giving up the Indian Act meant surrendering any …

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      • WebA collection of TED Talks (and more) on the topic of Indigenous peoples. Talks about Indigenous peoples. 16:27. Jioji Ravulo. A liberating vision of identity that transcends …

      • NACCHO Aboriginal health: Ted Wilkes hostel bid for …

        WebMar 7, 2014 · Professor Ted Wilkes, Chairman of the National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Committee A coalition of Aboriginal agencies should be given funding and control to set up hostels for neglected children and …

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        WebProfessor Ted Wilkes, Chairman of the National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Committee. A coalition of Aboriginal agencies should be given funding and control to set up hostels …

      • WebCanada - Canada - Indigenous Peoples, Culture, History: An estimated 200,000 First Nations people (Indians) and Inuit were living in what is now Canada when Europeans …

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