Growing up, Amy Daniel was questioned about her heritage, but now she is on a journey to connect to culture and is educating others along the way.
Amy Daniel grew up with constant questions about her heritage and culture, something she still faces to this day.
She said initially it made her angry and left her questioning herself, but now she used it to educate others. Ms Daniel recently began connecting more deeply to her culture after moving to Wagga Wagga, in southern New South Wales.
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