You didn't ask questions: Glenda Chalker

Auntie Glenda Chalker did not grow up knowing she was Aboriginal, although looking back it is clear to her that their family was. When she met Wendy Lewis and was taken to a land council meeting her life changed, leading her to work for land councils, miners, developers, archaeologists, and national parks as a consultant on Aboriginal sites and artefacts.

Keywords: Identity; childhood; values; land councils; heritage; change, attitudes

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