# Section I: Chapter 9  
Karina SMITH has a research track record in Caribbean literature and theatre with a specific focus on Jamaican women's theatre. She has published widely in internationally peer-reviewed journals and edited collections and has presented at international conferences in Australia and overseas.  
Christopher SONN is an Australian social psychologist whose work in the area of community and liberation psychology focuses on intergroup relations, racism, White privilege, and non-dominant group responses to oppression. He is Professor of Psychology at the College of Health and Biomedicine of the Victoria University, Melbourne. He is a lead researcher in the VU Community Identity and Displacement Research Network, which studies issues related to indigenous peoples, social justice, racism, refugees, social inclusion, transnationalism and xenophobia  
Tracey COOPER is a Yorta Yorta descendant and Associate Director Teaching \& Learning, Moondani Balluk. She returned to study in 2008 and completed the Bachelor of Arts (Kyinandoo) course followed by a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Education P-12. She is now completing a Master of Education.