Parity Magazine Responding to Homelessness in the Northern Territory

Parity Volume 37 - Issue 5. 

Parity Magazine editor Noel Murray has kindly permitted the Northern Institute to host a view-only copy of this issue of Parity Magazine. 

The following Northern Institute (NI) researchers contributed to the following articles:

• Why Are We Still Here? Yolŋu Voices From the Larrakia Longgrass
  Michael Christie, Michaela Spencer, John Greatorex (NI Honorary). Pg. 17.
• First Nations Homelessness in a Darwin Cyclone
  Michael Christie, Michaela Spencer (Ground Up team). Pg. 23.
• Community Housing Keeping Quality Affordable Housing in Perpetuity: The gift that keeps on giving
  Carol Atkinson, CHIA NT Coordinator. Pg. 52.
• Hidden and Silent: Homelessness Among Older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women in Garramilla (Darwin), Northern Territory.
  Carol Atkinson (NI PhD Candidate). Pg 81.

Parity Magazine

Parity magazine is Australia’s leading national homelessness publication. Published ten times a year, each edition explores a specific element of homelessness from personal, local, social, and global perspectives.

Cover Art

Mural by Denise Quall. Denise is a Larrakia woman and descendant of the Dangalaba Kulumbiringin Clan who has lived in Darwin her entire life. Her dreaming is the Danagalaba — the saltwater crocodile, and her totem is Nagandji Nagandji (the Brahminy Kite — Sea Eagle). Denise has developed her practice into a business 'Minbani Art' and was honoured to have won the Darwin 2023 Naidoc Artist of the Year. The recognition comes after Winning Gold for 'The Best Entrance Art' in the
Australian Street Art Awards.

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