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 Publications
  Foreword to 'Music, meaning and transformation: Meaningful music making for life' by Steve Dillon
  Speaking autoethnographically and singing maternally
  To be two: Racing and e/racing myself as a non-Aboriginal woman and mother to Aboriginal children
  Start with the arts: A teaching and learning melody for pre-service primary teachers
  Teaching and learning for social justice: An approach to transformative education in Indigenous Australian studies
  A pedagogy of heart which beats to the rhythm of relationships: thinking about ourselves as music educators in relation to Indigenous Australia
  Transformative learning in first year Indigenous Australian Studies: Posing problems, asking questions and achieving change. A practice report
  Creating rainbows from words and transforming understandings: enhancing student learning through reflective writing in an Aboriginal music course
  "Singing trauma trails": Songs of the Stolen Generations in Indigenous Australia
  A mermaids tale of two pearls: Stringing together doctoral journeys in ethnomusicology and education
  Big women from Burrulula: An approach to advocacy and applied ethnomusicology with the Yanyuwa Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory, Australia
  Editorial
  Music and mothering
  Singing maternity through autoethnography: Making visible the musical world of myself as a mother
  In memory of music research: An autoethnographic, ethnomusicological and emotional response to grief, death and loss in the Aboriginal community at Borroloola, Northern Territory
  Singing maternity: Making visible the musical worlds of mothers and their children
  Songs she sang to me: The centrality of music to the lives of mothers and their children
  "Move over and make room for Meeka": The representation of race, otherness and indigeneity on the Australian children's television programme Play School
  Crossing and negotiating borders of identity, knowledge and tradition: Coming to an understanding of Aboriginal women's performance in educational locales as a white woman
  Making space as white music educators for Indigenous Australian holders of song, dance and performance knowledge: The centrality of relationship as pedagogy
  Methodological challenges amidst musical food for the soul: Reflections on singing lullabies as a mother
  Reflections on teaching and learning feminism in musicological classrooms: An autoethnographic conversation
  Where did her song go? Reflections on the role of music educators in re-teaching mothers how to sing
  Disturbances and dislocations: understanding teaching and learning experiences in indigenous Australian woman's music and dance
  Editorial
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