Indian desserts have always been a one-of-a-kind experience. In most cultures, desserts are the final course of a meal which is usually something sweet. In India, however, sweets are not just limited to the desserts. In fact, they are a … Continue reading Indigenous: The Sweets of Bengal
Life in South Asian countries can be hierarchical. People living here have a set of priorities and work with them throughout their entire lives. City life here is busy and congested, people chasing their own ambitions and priorities all the … Continue reading Baul Culture of Bengal: The Wandering Minstrels
Societal Challenges for Argentina’s Indigenous People Every couple hundred people in Argentina comprise at least one indigenous person, whether they hail from the forests of Misiones, the lowlands of the Pampas, or the deserts of Patagonia. Putting cultural and geographical … Continue reading The Prolonged Struggle for Indigenous Groups in Argentina
Reading fiction and non-fiction is an imaginative and enjoyable way to immerse ourselves in the stories and experiences of others. So, this year, add some Indigenous Australian writers to your reading list. We have compiled a list of books below … Continue reading Top Indigenous Australian Writers to Add to Your Reading List
What is National Sorry Day? National Sorry Day brings Australians together to commemorate the survivors of a dark time in Australian History. Officially known as the National Day of Healing, this holiday allows everyone to discuss the experiences of members … Continue reading How does National Sorry Day Reflect the Reality of Australian Aboriginal People’s Lives?
When you think of people from New Zealand, what do you picture? White people? Perhaps semi-British, semi-Australian sounding people? Perhaps a famous person from a movie you have seen or love? That is exactly what I used to picture in … Continue reading The Māori: A Silenced Heart of New Zealand
The Australian Aboriginals; Culture, Traditions and Basics about the First people of australia and the oldest civilisation in the world. Continue reading Australian Aboriginal People: Overview of Their Tradition and Culture
Representation is revolutionary. Witnessing Native people, who they are today and celebrating them, is necessary and it matters. Let’s face it, Hollywood hasn’t always been willing to see them or celebrate them. From its embarrassingly low levels of diverse representation … Continue reading Indigenous Representation in the Fashion, Film, and Television Industry
The Melanesian Archipelago consists of four individual nations; Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Vanuatu, and the Solomon Islands. The term “Melanesia“ was first used by a French explorer, Jules Dumont d’Urville. The Wantok people are known for their mostly peaceful past, … Continue reading An Overview of the Traditions and History of the Wantok People