An Intergenerational Oral History of the Koori Courts

这一代际口述历史项目旨在记录维多利亚Koori法院的创建：对监狱中土著人人数过多的一种创新的文化上适当的反应。该项目将捕捉这个重要的故事，而关键的球员仍然与我们在一起。成果包括：建立土著研究人员的能力，确定对体制变革的见解，并创建一个巡回展览，提供土著，法律的和澳大利亚历史转折点的可访问记录。对土著社区和广大澳大利亚公众的好处包括展示一个包容性的司法系统，从而支持对法治的信心。

This intergenerational oral history project aims to capture the creation of the Koori Courts in Victoria: an innovative culturally appropriate response to the overrepresentation of Indigenous people in prisons. The project will capture this significant story while the key players are still with us. Outcomes include: building the capacity of Indigenous researchers, identifying insights into institutional change and creating a touring exhibition providing an accessible record of a turning point in Indigenous, legal and Australian history. Benefits for Indigenous communities and the wider Australian public include showcasing of an inclusive justice system, thereby supporting confidence in the rule of law.