Darryl bellotti biography

It is difficult for Indigenous men when they are forced to exist in a world that does not understand their history and cultural heritage, and when their challenges are often glossed over or misunderstood by the wider community.

They, along with Indigenous women, are carers for family, carers for country, leaders among their communities and peers.

But unless they are given knowledge about their culture and history, the life skills and inner strength that they need to fulfil such roles cannot be acquired.

There needs to be a coordinated, guided approach for a fundamental change to ensure they are provided with knowledge about their culture and history.

First, educators must properly understand what they are delivering to the young men in question.

Many issues arise when the traditional learning and spiritual growth required to become an Indigenous man, are not properly understood by those whose structures, laws and ru