Presented by ANU College of Law, Governance & Policy
This digital installation showcases Warraay Puthu, a youth-driven creative movement grounded in culture, sovereignty, storytelling and truth-telling. Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers and artists are standing up to lead a national movement of resistance against the Commercial Tobacco Industry - in their own voices. Tobacco-related causes account for 37% of deaths among Indigenous Australians each year. It has to stop. Warraay Puthu is a call for change.
