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Shop the Mother's Day Collection!

Celebrate the stories, knowledge and creativity of First Nations women this Mother’s Day with a beautifully curated collection from the AIATSIS Shop. Discover limited edition bundles featuring powerful memoir, art, language and history, each with a special saving and a free tote bag.

Shop the Mother’s Day collection now and give a gift that honours culture, Country and connection.

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An ethnobotanical and art delight

Gija Goowoolem doo Minybernem – Gija Trees and Grasses shares ancestral stories, detailed plant knowledge and cultural wisdom from Gija Country in the East Kimberley, told by a senior Elder. It also serves as a stunning art catalogue featuring 72 acclaimed paintings held in the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art.

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Check out our Book of the Month!

Each month, the Aboriginal Studies Press selects one book from our catalogue that we think our readers will love – our Book of the Month! The best part is, we offer a 10% discount for a limited time only on our pick! This month's pick is Fight for Liberty and Freedom.

Fight for Liberty and Freedom tells the powerful story of Aboriginal peoples’ enduring struggle for justice and self determination, highlighting resistance, leadership and the ongoing pursuit of rights in Australia.

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Children's book luwa tara luwa waypa book cover picturing men and kangaroos

Check out our Children's Books!

Interested in sharing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories with your little one? There is no better starting point than the Aboriginal Studies Press!

From bedtime stories to celebrations of language, we have something for all young readers, no matter what stage they are at in their reading journey! Shop our collection of picture books today.

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Aboriginal Studies Press

Aboriginal Studies Press is AIATSIS’ publishing arm and Australia's leading publisher of Australian Indigenous studies.

About us

AIATSIS acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, culture and community. We pay our respects to elders past and present.