Generational imprisonment: special lecture highlights systemic incarceration of Aborigines

By Rachel Afflick
Updated November 1 2012 - 3:04pm, first published July 6 2012 - 10:03am
From left; Wilto Yerlo director of studies Elizabeth Grant, Aboriginal Education Centre manager Bonnie Chew, and Cultural Enquiry Research Group members Jacqueline Smith and Jeremy Smith. Picture: CRAIG HOLLOWAY
From left; Wilto Yerlo director of studies Elizabeth Grant, Aboriginal Education Centre manager Bonnie Chew, and Cultural Enquiry Research Group members Jacqueline Smith and Jeremy Smith. Picture: CRAIG HOLLOWAY

TOO many Aboriginal people are incarcerated and their environmental needs aren’t being met by our prisons, an expert in the field told Ballarat residents at the University of Ballarat’s Mt Helen campus yesterday.

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