Understanding the Alcohol Epidemic in Some First Nations Communities

I’m privileged to share this article by Nichole Hall Proud Marra and Yanyuwa woman living on Dharawal Country.  

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Nicoles asks us to Talk

  • Let’s talk understanding History

  • Let’s talk about understanding the facts

  • Lets talk Before Alcohol

  • Let’s talk The Arrival of Alcohol

  • Let’s talk about the effect

  • Let’s talk the lasting effects

  • Let’s talk . Intergenerational Trauma 

  • Let’s talk avoiding Stereotypes

  • Let’s talk Understanding vs Judging   

  •  Let’s talk About Blaming

  • Let’s talk Reality Across Australia

  •  Let’s talk how can we help

  •  Let’s talk hope

    LET'S TALK MESSAGE

    The Message We Should Leave With

    We cannot change the past, but we can choose how we respond to it.

    ​By understanding the history behind alcohol-related harm instead of judging people by stereotypes, we create space for healing.

    Every person deserves to be seen as an individual, not defined by the mistakes of others or by the colour of their skin.

    The strength of Aboriginal people has never been found in surviving hardship alone. It has always been found in culture, family, resilience, and the ability to keep moving forward despite everything.

    That is the story we should continue telling.

    Nichole Hall


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