Too often commitment to merit is seen by selection panels as a clarion call to reproduce their own talents. It is as if merit is…
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In our recent article, “Australian racial capitalism, Indigenous exploitation and the racial regime of recognition and reconciliation” (Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2025), my co‑authors Alana…
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This co-authored publication in Cultural Studies Journal (Bargallie & Hussain 2026) explores how Mirasi genealogical practices in Punjab, Pakistan offer not just ancestral recovery but…
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I was honoured to write the Foreword for the edited volume Researching Migration on Indigenous Lands: Challenges, Reflections, Pathways, edited by Andonis Piperoglou and Francesco…
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Equity and inclusion are now central organising principles of public institutions, particularly within the Australian public sector. Yet for many Aboriginal women working within these…
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Family history is more than just tracing names on a family tree—it’s about uncovering the deep, interconnected narratives of migration, identity, and belonging. The Quest…
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Forde, Susan; Harry Van Issum; Debbie Bargallie; Troy Meston; Heather Anderson; Leda Barnett (2025). Radio, Television and Digital Media in 21st Century Indigenous Broadcasting: A Place of…
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Last week in Sydney, Australia we held the first launch of our new co-edited book Critical Racial and Decolonial Literacies: Breaking the silence published in…
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Alana Lentin and I have produced a guide to racial literacy, ‘Key Concepts and Definitions for Building Racial Literacy.‘ This guide contains 28 definitions and 5…
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It is fantastic to see that my recent article with Nilmini Fernando and Alana Lentin published in Ethnic and Racial Studies has now been made Open Access.…
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