Aboriginal Women by Degrees by Maryann Bin-Sallik

Aboriginal Women by Degrees by Maryann Bin-SallikAboriginal Women by Degrees by Maryann Bin Sallik Aboriginal Women by Degrees by Maryann Bin Sallik Now included in UQP's First Nations Classics series with an introduction from Amy Thunig McGregor, Aboriginal Women by Degrees follows the inspiring journeys of thirteen First Nations women into tertiary education. From a unique personal perspective, thirteen women tell of their journeys towards the significant achievement of a university degree.

Aboriginal Women by Degrees by Maryann Bin-Sallik Aboriginal Women by Degrees by Maryann Bin-Sallik Now included in UQP's First Nations Classics series with an introduction from Amy Thunig-McGregor, Aboriginal Women by Degrees follows the inspiring journeys of thirteen First Nations women into tertiary education.

From a unique personal perspective, thirteen women tell of their journeys towards the significant achievement of a university degree. Although from different backgrounds, language groups and experiences, these women share the common thread of Aboriginal heritage. Some combined their studies with the challenge of family responsibilities while others pursued academic degrees as younger students. Their various paths to achieving their degrees led them to universities across Australia and even, for some, to prestigious Harvard University.

Humorous, reflective and proud, these voices speak of youthful aspirations, of family sacrifice and support, and of triumphant achievement. These are stories that illuminate the rich diversity of Aboriginal lives in contemporary Australia.