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Freedom day

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Thomas Mayor is a Torres Strait Islander man born on Larrakia country in Darwin. In high school, Thomas’s English teacher suggested he should become a writer. He didn’t think then that he would become one of the first ever Torres Strait Islander authors to have a book published for the general trade. Thomas is a signatory to the Uluru Statement from the Heart and a tireless campaigner for a constitutionally enshrined First Nations voice, and a Makarrata Commission for truth-telling and agreement-making or treaties. His previous books include Finding the Heart of a Nation and Finding our Heart. Rosie Smiler is a 39-year-old Gurindji woman, a twin with Lisa Smiler and a granddaughter of the great Gurindji leader, Vincent Lingiari. Rosie is a teacher’s assistant for Years 3 and 4 at the tiny primary school in the Gurindji community of Kalkarindji. Rosie speaks Gurindji, Walpiri and Mudburra Aboriginal languages, as well as Gurindji Kriol and English. She describes herself as minyiti, or shy, though she is also very brave, just like her grandfather was. Samantha Campbell is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Darwin, Northern Territory. Samantha is descended from the Dagoman people from Katherine, and as a child lived in remote Aboriginal communities across the Top End. Samantha studied graphic design in Melbourne and worked as a freelance graphic designer before illustrating her first children’s book, Alfred’s War (written by Rachel Bin Salleh). Alfred’s War was shortlisted for the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards and Speech Pathology Australia’s Book of the Year Awards.

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