This article explores how we might resist and confront anti-immigration and anti-refugee politics by addressing the social and historical well-spring from which these discriminatory and damaging politics emerge and take sustenance. In doing this, I draw upon the concept of story-based strategy and the idea that our potential to address this issue relies on our capacity to fundamentally shift the dominant ways in which people understand and engage with it. This discussion occurs with reference to one practical application of story-based strategy – a community-arts project titled Stories of Hope and Migration – which attempted to re-frame the migration and refugee debate in Australia by funnelling it through a localised Indigenous perspective. In so doing, this article challenges the way in which early British migrants and their descendants have continually excised themselves from the rhetoric of migration, and furthermore, suggests that through a more nuanced conversation regarding the migration stories of all non-Aboriginal people, we might better promote a more historically aware, compassionate and inclusive society.

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抵抗极右派：土著观点，社区艺术和基于故事的策略

本文探讨了社会和历史的源泉，这些歧视性和破坏性政治源于此，并以此为生，我们将如何抗拒和对抗反移民和反难民政治。在此过程中，我借鉴了基于故事的策略的概念以及以下观点：我们解决此问题的潜力取决于我们从根本上改变人们理解和参与其中的主导方式的能力。讨论是基于基于故事的策略的一个实际应用进行的，该策略是一项名为“希望与移民的故事”的社区艺术项目，该项目试图通过本地化的土著视角对澳大利亚的移民与难民辩论进行重新设计。这样，