• Entry type: Person
  • Entry ID: AWE1221

Miller, Sandy

  • Occupation Aboriginal rights activist, Child welfare worker

Summary

Sandy Miller is an Aboriginal child welfare worker. She worked for the Department of Community Welfare in Adelaide in the early 1980s, endeavouring to change legislation and policies that were detrimental to Aboriginal children. She also tried to encourage Aboriginal people to become foster parents.

Published resources

  • Book
    • The Black Grapevine: Aboriginal Activism and the Stolen Generations, Briskman, Linda, 2003
  • Edited Book
    • Survival in our own land: Aboriginal experiences in South Australia since 1836: told by Nungas and others, Mattingley, Christobel and Ken Hampton, 1992
  • Resource

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  • Related Concepts
    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women

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