Indigenous Communities

 

The Economics of Remote Aboriginal Communities:

1. History
2. Today’s economy
3. Moving beyond dependency
4. Building indigenous communities
5. The need for flexibility

 

Future Dreaming Conference Audio

Purpose, Passion & Power in Remote Indigenous Communities

A conference led by the AHED Project in collaboration with Manna Gum, TEAR Australia, Surrender, Essendon Baptist Church and Tabor College (24 May 2014).

	Session 1: The history of economic activity of the Yolngu people in Arnhem Land – then and now.   Joanne Garnggulkpuy (Managing Director, Yalu Marnggithinyaraw) and Gwenda Baker (Monash University)
	Session 2: How did we get here? The social, political and economic story of Arnhem Land and hopeful ways forward.   Tim Trudgen (AHED Project team leader and Director of Why Warriors)
	Session 3: The Road to Healing & Restoration - A Biblical perspective.   Jonathan Cornford (Manna Gum)

External links:

• Arnhem Human Enterprise Development (AHED)

 

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