Dr Amy Thunig

Friday essay: in our age of AI and constant crisis, real-life community is powerful and precious

blacademia - YouTube

Podcast: Survival, Sustenance and Stories. Sydney Writer's Festival

Listen Now - 'Speaking Out x SWF'. Lessons in Resilience from First Nations Writers and Thinkers - ABC listen

REVIEW SWF 2024: Airing your “Dirty Laundry” through memoir writing? Easier than you’d think. - Honi Soit

Watch Now - AAWF. 'Actually Autistic: All About Women 2023'

Watch Now - 'A Big Life' panel - Blak & Bright 2024

'Tell Me Again: a Memoir' - Amy's best selling first book, published via UQP

FNFD: a fashion force of fresh perspective and talent

Amy's TEDx Talk

'Hey Lemonade' Pep talks written by Dr Amy Thunig

Listen now: 'Race matters with Dr Amy Thunig' FBI Radio

SWF: Meet our 2024 Guest Curators

Tiddas, Mothers, Aunties: First Nations Matriarchies

SBS Seen Podcast S2. Dr Amy Thunig: Gomeroi writer and academic breaking generational cycles

'Normalises talking about big feelings': Three questions Amy Thunig asks their family each week - ABC Everyday

Amy Thunig on how her parents taught her to survive - ABC listen

All About Women 2023 | Our takeaways from the event

The Right To Rest. Marie Clare Article by Dr Amy Thunig.

Listen now: SWF podcast. 'The Arc of Racism in Australia - Sydney Writers' Festival'

Co-Curation of 2023 Sydney Opera House's 'All About Women festival for 2023 is its most exciting yet'

Co-Curator. 'All About Women Festival' 2023 at the Sydney Opera House.

SMH: The name my mother gave me out of anger saved me

The Conversation: Friday essay: ‘not for me’ – Amy Thunig on the stigma of having a dad in ‘lock-up’, and the embrace of Indigenous academia

Thunig (2022). 'Sovereign women: why academia? A journey gathering word-gifts and heart berries'.

Thunig (2022). First In Family, First For Family: Indigenous academic women's legacy motivation

Thunig (2020). Indigenous academic women: treated as ‘black performer’ in higher education

Thunig & Jones (2020). ‘Don’t make me play house‑n***er’: Indigenous academic women treated as ‘black performer’ within higher education'

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Year 12 students, fear not – your score determines neither your worth nor your future | Amy Thunig