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Monday, November 28, 2022
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Margo Beasley interviewed Norma Ingram, founding administrator of Murawina, in 2006.
LISTEN at the Dictionary of Sydney
Norma was interviewed in 1975 for 'Tharunka'. Read it at Trove
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Redfern: Aboriginal activism in the 1970s
by Johanna Perheentupa - thesis | book
CHAPTER 5 - Murawina: For the unity of Aboriginal women
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The breakfast program in Hollis Park, at the
bottom of Georgina St, Newtown in New Dawn, May 1972
In September the breakfast program moved to 72 Shepherd St, thanks to Leon Fink who donated a building. in January 1973 the program was named Murawina, Arrernte for black woman,
and was now solely run by local women, and in June the preschool was started.
Murawina moved to its own building in Eveleigh St in 1979
then to the Redfern Public School site in 2003, and has
since closed. |
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Murawina 1978 - Signing the contract to start construction,
after years of campaigning. Film uploaded by NFSA.
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NAA – A6180:22/4/80/12
Set of 8 photos
search TROVE for Murawina
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Barbara Silva, Roslyn Silva on right and Karla Carr
Photos by Michael Riley in 1980s
more here, here & here
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