Stolengeneration Stories

My name is Charlie, and I am Aborigninal. I don't live with my real family. At school no one had ever talked to me, until Jasmine arrived. This is the story of friends that stay together, even when the world tries to tear them apart.

A short story about a young girl named Yindi and her story of her time in Cootamundras Girl Home. This story is based off the stolen generation in Australian and Aboriginal history where indigenous children where taken from their homes and trained them to be servants for the english people. The characters are all made up but Cootamundra Girls Home was a real place.

WARNING The following short story may contain the names of Aboriginal an Islander people who are now deceased. It may also have inaccurate descriptions of people, places and events that are related to the Indigenous peoples of Australia. This short story is about family, pain and the Stolen Generation of Australia.

A little aboriginal girl separated from her mother because of the stolen generation (this is written as a journal)

Inspired by the play 'No Sugar' by Jack Davis, written during the Great Depression, in Northam, Western Australia, Moore River Native Settlement and Perth. 'Letters from Betty' describes what it is like to live from the perspective of a young Aboriginal girl just trying to survive in a harsh world.

Callum follows his friend Kyeema into the bush one early morning. They both call Australia home but they each struggle with their identity. Kyeema was a victim of the Stolen Generation and Callum, 'Oranges and Sunshine' taken from his family in England and sent to work in Australia as a slave. Kyeema reveals something that changes both their lives.

This is a short script I wrote about the stolen generation that happened in the mid-1800's to the 1970's. Three innocent aboriginal kids have the time of their life with their beloved family and share outstanding memories with each other, until one day things take a huge turn that changes their lives forever... __________________________________________________________________ This script reminds us that we all should treat each other equally and that your skin colour is beautiful. It doesn't matter if your pale, dark or tan. We are all humans in the end ❤