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178. Navigating the Emotional Echoes of the Referendum: Heidi Mippy, on the Voice to Parliament & beyond

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Heidi Mippy is a Noongar and Thiin-Mah Warriyangka woman, and a pioneer in Aboriginal education support and community development. For over 25 years, Heidi’s been leading and sharing in many brilliant success stories, with renowned integrity, smarts and spirit. Here, Heidi joins Anthony in the lead up to Australia’s national referendum on an Aboriginal Voice to Parliament this weekend, with no predetermined agenda, clear cut positions, or knowledge of what each other was thinking, going in. We hope this very personal and raw conversation adds something to your deliberations too, as the referendum approaches, and beyond.
In an atmosphere charged with emotions and complexities, Heidi and Anthony unravel layers of history, government initiatives, and community expectations. From the polarising conversations within the community to the anxieties that cloud the day after the referendum. We also examine the potential of the referendum, and the Uluru Statement as a whole, and the challenges that loom ahead either way.
But this isn't just about the referendum. It's about the power of community, the potency of 'what ifs', and how to harness that together to finally address our most urgent of needs, and realise our greatest of opportunities.
Head here for automatic cues to chapter markers (also available on the embedded player on the episode web page), and a transcript of this conversation (please note the transcript is AI generated and imperfect, but hopefully serves to provide greater access to these conversations for those who need or like to read).
Recorded online on 9 October 2023. And produced with human intelligence.
Title slide: Heidi Mippy (sourced here).
Music:
Regeneration, by Amelia Barden, off the soundtrack for the film Regenerating Australia.
Find more:
Heidi Mippy on LinkedIn.
Voice to Parliament referendum 2023.
Australian government fact sheet on the Voice.
You can hear the previous time Heidi was on the podcast in ep.143, Visited by the Rainbow Serpert. (There are photos on that web page too)
Biodiversity Conference 2023.
The best-selling book Heidi wrote a chapter for, Rising Matriarch.
RE:CONNECTION Festival.
Send us a text

Support the show

The RegenNarration podcast is independent, ad-free & freely available, thanks to the generous support of listeners like you. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them by clicking the link above or heading to our website.
Become a member to connect with your host, other listeners & benefits, via our Patreon page.
Visit The RegenNarration shop to wave the flag. And please keep sharing the podcast with friends. It all helps. Thanks for your support!

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Chapters

1. Preview & Introduction (00:00:00)

2. It's a Big Week (00:03:30)

3. Uluru Statement and Upcoming Referendum Concerns (00:07:48)

4. Indigenous Rights and Representation in Australia (00:22:33)

5. Indigenous Rights and Funding in Australia (00:34:16)

6. The Power of Community, What If's & Deliberative Processes (00:42:30)

7. First Nations at the Biodiversity Conference (00:48:19)

330 episodes

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Heidi Mippy is a Noongar and Thiin-Mah Warriyangka woman, and a pioneer in Aboriginal education support and community development. For over 25 years, Heidi’s been leading and sharing in many brilliant success stories, with renowned integrity, smarts and spirit. Here, Heidi joins Anthony in the lead up to Australia’s national referendum on an Aboriginal Voice to Parliament this weekend, with no predetermined agenda, clear cut positions, or knowledge of what each other was thinking, going in. We hope this very personal and raw conversation adds something to your deliberations too, as the referendum approaches, and beyond.
In an atmosphere charged with emotions and complexities, Heidi and Anthony unravel layers of history, government initiatives, and community expectations. From the polarising conversations within the community to the anxieties that cloud the day after the referendum. We also examine the potential of the referendum, and the Uluru Statement as a whole, and the challenges that loom ahead either way.
But this isn't just about the referendum. It's about the power of community, the potency of 'what ifs', and how to harness that together to finally address our most urgent of needs, and realise our greatest of opportunities.
Head here for automatic cues to chapter markers (also available on the embedded player on the episode web page), and a transcript of this conversation (please note the transcript is AI generated and imperfect, but hopefully serves to provide greater access to these conversations for those who need or like to read).
Recorded online on 9 October 2023. And produced with human intelligence.
Title slide: Heidi Mippy (sourced here).
Music:
Regeneration, by Amelia Barden, off the soundtrack for the film Regenerating Australia.
Find more:
Heidi Mippy on LinkedIn.
Voice to Parliament referendum 2023.
Australian government fact sheet on the Voice.
You can hear the previous time Heidi was on the podcast in ep.143, Visited by the Rainbow Serpert. (There are photos on that web page too)
Biodiversity Conference 2023.
The best-selling book Heidi wrote a chapter for, Rising Matriarch.
RE:CONNECTION Festival.
Send us a text

Support the show

The RegenNarration podcast is independent, ad-free & freely available, thanks to the generous support of listeners like you. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them by clicking the link above or heading to our website.
Become a member to connect with your host, other listeners & benefits, via our Patreon page.
Visit The RegenNarration shop to wave the flag. And please keep sharing the podcast with friends. It all helps. Thanks for your support!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Preview & Introduction (00:00:00)

2. It's a Big Week (00:03:30)

3. Uluru Statement and Upcoming Referendum Concerns (00:07:48)

4. Indigenous Rights and Representation in Australia (00:22:33)

5. Indigenous Rights and Funding in Australia (00:34:16)

6. The Power of Community, What If's & Deliberative Processes (00:42:30)

7. First Nations at the Biodiversity Conference (00:48:19)

330 episodes

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