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What Should First Nations Foreign Policy Look Like in Practice?

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We’ve explored the theory, now let’s talk about practice.


In this episode we yarn with two development practitioners – Jenna Hawes – a proud Wiradjuri woman, and Alice Tamang – a proud Dharug woman. Jenna and Alice explain how their experiences and knowledge as First Nations women strengthen their work in international development.


Plus, they explore how a First Nations approach can support others in  decolonising their development practice.


Further info:

How will a First Nations Foreign Policy turbocharge development? - Alice TamangWatch: Indigenous voices in development - current perspectives and future directions

New network focused on supporting First Nations Australians in the Development Sector


Credits:

Host: ⁠Julie Ballangarry⁠

Guests: ⁠ Jenna Hawes, and Alice Tamang

Executive Producer and Editor: ⁠Pariya Taherzadeh⁠⁠

Co-producers: ⁠Julie Ballangarry⁠, ⁠Alice Ridge⁠, Carla Kweifio-Okai and Annelise Lecordier

Artwork: ⁠Humanize Media⁠

Created by the International Women’s Development Agency (IWDA) and the Australian Feminist Foreign Policy Coalition. 

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