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'I am a Kamilaroi/Dharug woman living and working primarily on Cadigal country in Sydney. I work as a project manager for Winangali, which is a small Indigenous consultancy that specialises in Indigenous community engagement. The word Winangali is from my grandmother’s language and it means “to know, to listen and to remember”.' (Introduction)

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