Laura and Warren – Survivor stories
Laura and Warren’s experiences of abuse as children has had an impact they still carry as adults. Through justice seeking, they’ve been able to hold their perpetrators to account.
Anniversary of the National Apology: “Sorry means it never happens again.”
Aunty Glendra Stubbs and Gary Oliver reflect on the National Apology to the Stolen Generations, the impact it had and what it means today.
Laura’s story: “Justice can just feel like being believed.”
Laura is a survivor of child abuse. The impact of her childhood haunts her today. She remains determined to hold her perpetrators to account.
“Being raw and being real”: Cultural Immersion at Cherbourg
Knowmore Legal Service staff visited the Cherbourg Ration Shed Museum and hear stories first-hand from members of the Cherbourg community.
Defining the role of an Elder
What role does an Elder play within family, community and the workplace? Knowmore’s Elder in Residence, Aunty Glendra Stubbs and Executive Director Strategy, Gary Oliver explain what the title means to them.
Warren’s story
Much of Warren’s childhood was afflicted with fear and abuse. In time and at sea, Warren found an inner peace that would help him heal.
1,2,3 cuppa tea: Aboriginal Engagement for Territories Redress Scheme
Knowmore's Aboriginal Engagement Advisors are reaching more people in remote communities to provide advice on applications to the Territories Stolen Generations Redress Scheme.
Survivors deserve support, not exploitation
The South Australian government is introducing legislation to provide strong protection against claim farming.
My story: Survivor Colleen Kelly
Colleen Kelly tells her story as a “joyous survivor” of institutional sexual abuse. Watch video and read transcript.
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