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The Day of Mourning
The Day of mouring was a protest, led by Willam Cooper and Jack Patten from 10am- 5pm. Today the protest is called Invasion day, were the English setlers "invaded" Australia, purposley the protest is held on Australia day -
Freedom Riders
Freedom riders were civil rights activists, who rode interstate buses from 1961- 1962, they would enforce segregation in seating between mixed racial groups, but if acts such as these were recorded "activists" would get arrested by the local federal law -
Referendum
On may 27 1967, a referendum was held this was a attempt to change the numbers or balance of nubers in the senetes for the house of representetives, the first question would be refered as the nexus question and the second whether two references in the Australian Constitution, which discriminated against Aboriginal people, should be removed or not -
tent embassy
the tent embassy was started by four aboriginal men, by the names of, Michael Anderson, billy cragi, tony courey and bertie williams. these men set up a ubrella on the lawns of parement house (the old parement house) and protested for land rights for aboriginal and torres stait ilanders this happend on the 26th of january 1972 -
Tent embassy
The tent embassy wasn't a permanent gathering. on the 26th of January 1972 four men by the names of, Michael Anderson, billy Craigie, tony Courey and Bertie Williams arrived in Canberra from Sydney to establish the tent embassy on the lawns of parliament house. -
tent embassy
the tent embassy wasn't a permanent gathering. on the 26 of January 1972 four aboriginal men sent an umbrella in front of the old parliament house in Canberra there names were Michael Anderson, billy Craigie, tony Corey. these men flew from Sydney to do this. -
Vincent lingiari
vincent lingiari was a Aboriginal rights activist and proud member of the guridji people, his death came to a shock to everyone on the 21st of january 1988, he had a dream and it came ture in 1967 before his death this dream was the land rights handback for Aboriginal people -
Eddie mabo case
eddie mbo was torres stait island land and was australian man and played a big part in the indeginous land rights -
Paul keating referendum speech
this speech was a follow up of the eddiemabo case, 1990. and this speech pave an way for the apology to the stolen generations in 2008 -
bringing them home report
the bringnig them home report was a follow through of when the aboriginal kids were forcefully taken from their parents and never retured and how this was going to hopefull bring them home. -
decleration of aboriginal people
this was a decleration of all aboriginal and tores island people to be equally accepted into society an hace rights and freedom to contribute to goof faith and good will -
Apology kevin rudd
it was on this day, febuary 13th 2008 across australia were deeply moved by kevin rudds apology to the stolen generation and said sorry for the corrup goverment that took Aboriginal and toress starit kids from there homes and from parents
