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Lilly Brown, Magabala Books

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The University of Notre Dame Australia Broome Campus

88 Guy Street Broome, Graduation Square

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14-8-2025 6:00 PM

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As we hold our breath in the present moment and look toward an uncertain future, Dr Lilly Brown will talk to how First Peoples have already survived the end of the world. Drawing on the wisdom of storytellers, philosophers, Elders and young people, she shares a belief that Indigenous people hold the answers to many of the seemingly intractable questions of our time. Where the efficacy of reconciliation, both as a process and aspiration, has been brought into stark relief by the injustice of the failed referendum, Lilly will invite an imagining of other possible worlds through an engagement with First Peoples’ stories to recuperate, in the present, both the future and our collective humanity.

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Aug 14th, 6:00 PM

Reimagining First Nations futures: Reimagining our future

The University of Notre Dame Australia Broome Campus

88 Guy Street Broome, Graduation Square

As we hold our breath in the present moment and look toward an uncertain future, Dr Lilly Brown will talk to how First Peoples have already survived the end of the world. Drawing on the wisdom of storytellers, philosophers, Elders and young people, she shares a belief that Indigenous people hold the answers to many of the seemingly intractable questions of our time. Where the efficacy of reconciliation, both as a process and aspiration, has been brought into stark relief by the injustice of the failed referendum, Lilly will invite an imagining of other possible worlds through an engagement with First Peoples’ stories to recuperate, in the present, both the future and our collective humanity.