Disrupt Melbourne for Palestine, Truth-Telling in Schools, Guidelines for First Nations Collection Description for Australian Libraries, Invasion Day 2024 and the Ongoing Struggle for Treaty, Truth and Justice, Punk and Politics

Tuesday Breakfast

Headlines//7.15: Renee, an organiser with Students for Palestine and Free Palestine Melbourne on organising for Palestine and the disruption today that will take place at 4pm at Bourke St Mall in the CBD. For updates, please follow the group on Instagram @studentsforpalestinevictoria//7.30: Dr Jessica Gannaway, Lecturer in Language and Literacy Education in the Melbourne Graduate School of Education and the Language and Literacy Academic Group, on First Nations in Education, anti-racist pedagogies and the importance of truth-telling in schools//7.45: Tui Raven, Yamaji Nyungar person and Senior Manager Indigenous Programs, Deakin Library, on Guidelines for First Nations Collection Description for Australian Libraries// Guidelines for First Nations Collection DescriptionLaunch webinarFirst Nations Collection Description Training ResourcesTo join or enquire about the Reparative Description – Community of Practice (CoP) please email [e-mail] and include “First Nations reparative description CoP” in the subject heading.For more information related to ICIP: https://www.terrijanke.com.au/resources8.00: Caroline Kell, proud Mbarbrum woman and community organiser with the Warriors of Aboriginal Resistance (WAR), on Invasion Day 2024 and the ongoing struggle for treaty, truth, and justice for First Nations people. Follow WAR on Instagram at @war_collectivevic//8.15: Sophie Jest, lead singer and guitarist of Naarm based feminist punk band RUB, on an all ages fundraiser for Olive Kids and eSims for Palestine coming up on 11 February. Tickets are $20 and can be bought at lifelairregretrecords.bigcartel.com. Follow RUB on Instagram @rub.punk//SongsBlak Britney - Miss Kannina (language warning)Division - Barkaa (language warning)lutruwita - DENNIWe don't talk about it - Thelma Plum