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Joanna Cruickshank

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144Citations signalées
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Australian History and SocietyChristian Theology and MissionAmerican Constitutional Law and PoliticsMoravian Church and William BlakeReligion, Society, and Development

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Accès ouvert 2026 article OpenAlex

Yoorrook, Victorian Churches, and the Zaccheus Option

Joanna Cruickshank

In its final recommendations, the Yoorrook Justice Commission called for Victorian churches to identify and return land that was granted to them by the Crown for little or no cost under nineteenth-century legislation. This article provides historical context for understanding these recommendations …

0 citations Deakin Research Online (Deakin University)
2025 book-chapter OpenAlex

Methodism in Milingimbi

Bronwyn Shepherd, Joanna Cruickshank

This chapter examines the work of Methodist missionaries among the Aboriginal people of northeast Arnhem Land in the first half of the twentieth century. We focus on one of the earliest Methodist missions in this region, which came to be known as …

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Accès ouvert 2023 article OpenAlex

Intellectual Authority and Its Changing Infrastructures in Australian and United States Christianity, 1960s–2010s

Christopher R. Mayes, Michael James Thompson, Joanna Cruickshank

Intellectual Authority and Its Changing Infrastructures in Australian and United States Christianity, 1960s-2010sThe seismic events of 2020a global pandemic with differing levels of trust in public health authorities, the prominence of conspiracy theories, and fresh attention to the ongoing impact of systemic …

1 citation Journal of Religious History
Accès ouvert 2023 book-chapter OpenAlex

Australia’s Stolen Generations, 1914–2021

Joanna Cruickshank, Crystal McKinnon

From the earliest period of British invasion of the lands now referred to as Australia, white authorities have removed Indigenous children from their communities. Sana Nakata even states that ‘the history of Australia is a history of interventions into the childhoods of …

0 citations Cambridge University Press eBooks

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