EP #4 - An Aboriginal man’s personal journey towards reconciliation (Henry Purcell)

2020-07-26

HENRY PURCELL is an aboriginal Australian, who was given up for adoption as a baby, and raised by non-aboriginal parents. Today he works in child protection, working for the same Aboriginal-controlled organisation that facilitated his own adoption. Henry is also an activist and DJ, performing under the name DJ fosters. He hosts his own radio show, and uses music as a way to bring people together, share messages, raise issues, and improve emotional health and wellbeing. In this discussion,...

HENRY PURCELL is an aboriginal Australian, who was given up for adoption as a baby, and raised by non-aboriginal parents.

Today he works in child protection, working for the same Aboriginal-controlled organisation that facilitated his own adoption.

Henry is also an activist and DJ, performing under the name DJ fosters.

He hosts his own radio show, and uses music as a way to bring people together, share messages, raise issues, and improve emotional health and wellbeing.

In this discussion, Henry opens up to reveal his own incredible personal journey towards reconciliation – it’s a fascinating story, told in an intimate way, and I’m proud to be able to be able to share it with you.

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