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My name is Hashwina. My pronouns are she and her, and I am your host for todays episode.  \nBefore we begin, I would like to acknowledge that this podcast was recorded on unceded Wurundjeri and Gadigal Lands. We acknowledge the rich storytelling tradition that is weaved within Indigenous cultures across Australia. We would also like to acknowledge the years of hardship and turmoil endured by our First Nations communities and thank them for their continued advocacy, care and connection to their lands. We would also like to acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. This was and always will be Aboriginal land.  \nWelcome to my voice. This podcast was developed by the Youth Ambassadors Network (YAN) within MYAN, or the Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network, is an advocacy not for profit body located in Australia and we provide advice to the government and capacity building to those who work with young people. We at YAN are a passionate group of young multicultural advocates who work across the country to inform, advocate, and amplify our voices to influence the national agenda and positively impact policies regarding multicultural youth. This is a podcast that features young leaders who each tackle a current issue happening in the country. In each episode a different youth ambassador will be deep diving into a topic, with a special guest of choice, having a chat about a topic that is of interest to them. I'm Hashwina, your host for today, and the current Victorian Ambassador and I work as an environmental researcher. As a Proud Tamil women and a migrant to Australia, or as long as I can remember, I've been passionate about advocating for fairness and justice for marginalized communities. I love this so much and I've worked and volunteer in this field for the past ten years, and I continue to do this as I keep going on with my journey, and with that let's get into it.  \nOur first guest for today is Alicia Johnson, Alicia (AJ) . Would you like to say high to our listeners?  \nAJ-02:30  \nHey, everybody! Super honored and excited to be here with you come and have a yarn.  \nHashwina-02:39  \nAlicia is the First Nations s woman, P. H. D, scholar activist and a podcaster herself, Alicia is a proud, Barkindji – Latji Latji – Buri Gubi & Wakka Wakka woman. She grew up in rural New South Wales and located to Sydney as a teenager with her family for better opportunities and access to education. Alicia is a PhD candidate at Sydney University, writing on environmentalism and highlighting the importance of Indigenous knowledge and the influence of eco feminism. Alicia is passionate about highlighting the importance of producing content online, contributing to the moment where First Nations people are retailing many narratives through an Indigenous lens. She has been challenging Australian beliefs and opinions regarding Aboriginal people historically and on a contemporary basis, especially the lived experience of First Nations women, the impacts of colonization and the importance regarding their bodies and reproduction. Welcome to our podcast, AJ thank you so much for taking the time out to be here today. So to begin, could you tell us a little bit about your journey and what got you into the space of influencing and activism?  \nAJ-03:56  \nUm, yeah, so I guess I've always been a bit of an activist without even knowing what that meant and I feel like for a lot of Indigenous people as well in this country. It's kind of born into our identities without advocacy and fighting and standing up, and a strong core belief and value in humanity, we wouldn't be here. So it's a result of our resistance that we are here, and our advocacy. So that has always been a part of my identity. I was really lucky to have two really proud Aboriginal parents, and since I was a child, they always taught us to be proud","cbCaip710ZpysXmW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip710ZpysXmW","pdf",176949,12,"English","# Episode Introduction\n## Acknowledgement of Country\n# Host Background\n## Advocacy and Research\n# Guest Introduction\n## Alicia Johnson (AJ)\n# Activism Journey\n## Identity and Early Advocacy\n# Amplified Online Issues\n## Indigenous Affairs and Misinformation","[{\"question\":\"What is MY Voice, and who runs the podcast?\",\"answer\":\"MY Voice is a podcast powered by Australia’s Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network (MYAN). 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