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'"Each time I enter my classroom, and the men assemble before me, I get an unmistakable feeling: that I belong here. If I were religious, maybe I would say that I had found my calling." During the period of increased arrivals that occurred under the Rudd-Gillard government, Adele Dumont took a job teaching English to asylum seekers being held in detention on Christmas Island and later at the Curtin detention centre in the West Australian desert. ...'
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Adele Dumont Finds the People among the Politics in No Man Is an Island
Brisbane Times
Brisbane Times
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- No Man Is an Island : One Teacher’s Story of How Humanity and Hope Flourished behind Barbed Wire 2016 single work autobiography
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