Gregory Phillips
Professor Gregory Phillips, PhD, is a Waanyi and Jaru man with an extensive lived experience in Aboriginal families and communities in Australia and globally with other Indigenous peoples. This submission draws from his expertise and covers the following topics:
- Health: Key evidence linking racism as a public health issue to closing the gap
- Healing: Key elements, principles and socio-political and economic issues
- Truth, Justice and Healing (THJ) Project: The outcomes of Ebony Institute's research
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