Portraits from a Land Without People is the most comprehensive anthology of
photographs to document Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island culture yet produced.
It charts the photographic history of Indigenous Australia from the first photographs
by Douglas T. Kilburn in 1847 through to the Prime Minister’s ‘Apology’ in 2008.
 

Portraits from a Land Without People celebrates the richness, diversity and resilience
of Indigenous culture and can be ordered online at www.aboriginalportraits.com

All proceeds from this project will go to the Jimmy Little Foundation’s national
programme dedicated to improving Indigenous health, particularly kidney disease.
Jimmy Little has dedicated himself to making a positive contribution to Indigenous
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While in Kakadu recently Jimmy visited Mudjinberri resident Magdalene and her grand children 

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The Jimmy Little Foundation was established to help improve kidney health in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across regional and remote Australia. Dr James O Little AO is a legend of the Australian music scene and has been performing for over fifty years. After two years on dialysis and a successful kidney transplant, he realised the importance of all Australians being able to access quality health care no matter where they live and wanted to make a concrete contribution to those communities most affected by kidney disease. Jimmy is living proof that there can be productive life after diagnosis of kidney disease which is decimating indigenous Australians at an alarming rate.
* Kidney failure affects 15,000 Australians, with 2,000 new patients requiring dialysis or a...
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Sponsorship

To become a sponsor of the Jimmy Little Foundation please click here.

Donations

Donations can be made at any Westpac Branch:
Account Name: Jimmy Little Foundation
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