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Patten (standing) with William Cooper at the Day of Mourning in 1938
Patten (standing) with William Cooper at the Day of Mourning in 1938
William Cooper (Aboriginal Australian)
Statue of Sir Douglas Nicholls, who was mentored by his uncle, William Cooper, and his wife Lady Gladys, in Parliament Gardens, Victoria
Statue of Sir Douglas Nicholls, who was mentored by his uncle, William Cooper, and his wife Lady Gladys, in Parliament Gardens, Victoria
Cooper's goal to see Aboriginal affairs made a Commonwealth responsibility was not achieved until 1967, thanks in part to his protege, Douglas Nicholl
Cooper's goal to see Aboriginal affairs made a Commonwealth responsibility was not achieved until 1967, thanks in part to his protege, Douglas Nicholls (centre).