Leeanne Enoch (2015) Taking up Space, Taking our Place. Eddie Koiki Mabo Lecture Series. James Cook University, Townsville, QLD, Australia
Eddie Koiki Mabo Lecture 2015
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Summary
James Cook University (JCU) celebrates the history-making Mabo decision with the long established Eddie Koiki Mabo Lecture Series, an annual public commemorative presentation by a prominent person who has made a significant contribution to contemporary Australian society.
JCU Library has collaborated with the JCU Indigenous Education & Research Centre to archive and present the Lecture Series via the online repository for Special Collections, NQHeritage@JCU, making it available for future researchers and all Australians.
The Lecture presented here is represented by both a transcript provided by the presenter and a video recording.
Eddie Koiki Mabo Lecture 2015 - Transcript
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Additional Information
Leeanne Enoch is Queensland's Minister for Housing and Communities, Minister for Digital Economy, and Minister for the Arts.
A proud Quandamooka woman from North Stradbroke Island, Leeanne was elected the Member for Algester in 2015 and in doing so became the first Aboriginal woman elected to the Queensland Parliament.
Leeanne is passionate about community development and social justice issues. As a mother to two sons she understands how important it is to protect our state's most valuable asset – its natural ecosystems – for this generation and those to come.
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