The upcoming referendum on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament will mark a pivotal moment in Australia's history.
But opinion is still divided on what the Voice will and should do.
What will happen if the Voice is voted in? And what will happen if it's not?
Don't miss the next of our series of Big Ideas in the Pub, as we tackle these crucial issues over a meal.
In conversation with: Tom Molyneux
Actor | Writer | Theatre-Maker | Diversity & Inclusion Professional | Arts Governance | Higher Education | Aboriginal Mental Health First Aid Instructor | MC & Guest Speaker
Tom is a Gunditjmara man & creative professional based in Geelong, Australia. He is currently the manager of Indigenous Inclusion in the Office of Indigenous Strategy & Innovation at Deakin University, and supports the development and delivery of Deakin's Indigenous Strategies, as well as developing initiatives to increase access, outreach, success and retention for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
In conversation with: Dr. Neil Hooley
Honorary Fellow, College of Arts & Education BSc (Monash), TTTC (Hawthorn), EdD (Deakin)
Neil interests include critical theory, critical pedagogy, participatory action research and pragmatic inquiry learning as they apply across all areas of knowledge and the curriculum in schools and universities.
He sees respect and recognition between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples of Australia as essential for democratic life.