Our Mission
Further material on ANTaR Qld’s history will be added in due course.
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Our Constitution
The constitution contains the rules of our organisation.
Our Reference Group
The ANTaR Qld Board has had a long association with the Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action.
The Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action (FAIRA) is a community organisation owned and managed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
FAIRA is an indigenous rights organisation concerned with human rights issues as they affect the Indigenous Peoples of Australia and elsewhere in the world. FAIRA endeavours to promote the practical use of studies and research under the control of Indigenous Peoples to pursue rights and equality, rejecting the tendency to study Indigenous Peoples from academic or pretentious perspectives.
The current FAIRA representative to the ANTaR Qld Board is Mr Les Malezer.
Les is the Chair of FAIRA and the 2011 Co Chair of the National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples. Les Malezer was awarded the 2008 Human Rights Medal for his work in advancing the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait people both nationally and internationally and is a passionate advocate for rights and recognition.