"I believe there's this notion that if you're an Aboriginal person you have to think in a particular way, you have to agree with the mob and mob rule, and if you don't, your often vilified for it which is what I experience." Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is a Warlpiri/Celtic woman from Alice Springs. She has worked as a Cross-Cultural Consultant for nearly 20 years to create an understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. She is deeply involved in her community as well as communities throughout the Northern Territory.

Known as a controversial figure within the Aboriginal community. Ms. Price is quite often at the center of media headlines, and isn’t afraid to speak her mind in addressing sensitive subjects effecting Aboriginal communities.

As an elected member of the Alice Springs Town Council, Coun­cil­lor Price is pas­sion­ate about improv­ing the lives of indige­nous chil­dren, address­ing tough issues such as domes­tic vio­lence and help­ing build a uni­fied community.

Speaking with CAAMA journalist Josef Jakamarra Egger, Ms. Price sheds some light on her insight and perspective in this 2-Part series ‘Getting to know Jacinta’.