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Jemma Abdilla

Jemma Abdilla is a settler on unceded Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. Growing up living, dancing and working on stolen Dharug Country, she has dipped in and out of her studies at ANU to dissect and contest international relations and development studies within a neocolonial institution.

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The Death of Humanitarianism

I’d love to know how many senior staff members at the Australian National University would call themselves humanitarians. I suspect a high number of them, given that the only way they seem able to sleep at night is by convincing themselves that the Socially Responsible Investment policy is sufficient.

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