of her grandfather. She has also collaborated with artist and illustrator Bronwyn Bancroft on children's books, including Dan's Grandpa (1996). Morgan is the director at the Centre for Indigenous History and the Arts at the University of Western Australia. She has received several awards: My Place won the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission humanitarian award in 1987, the Western Australia Week literary award for non-fiction in 1988, and the 1990 Order of Australia Book Prize. In 1993, international art historians selected Morgan's print Outback, as one of 30 paintings and sculptures for reproduction on a stamp, celebrating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Awards 1987 – Human Rights Literature and Other Writing Award for My Place 1989 – Human Rights Literature and Other Writing Award for Wanamurraganya, the story of Jack McPhee 1990 – Winner, Order of Australia Book Prize 1993 – Joint winner Fremantle Print Award with Bevan Honey<ref name="print matters">Print Matters 30 Years of the Shell Fremantle Print Award"' Holly Story ..et al 2005 FAC </ref> 1998 – Notable Book, Children's Book Council 2012 – Notable Book, Children's Book Council of Australia 2022 – Co-Winner Picture fiction, Environment Award for Children's Literature Bibliography Biography Sally's story (Narkaling productions, 1995) edited by Barbara Ker Wilson My Place (Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre Press. 1999 – first published 1987) Wanamurraganya, the story of Jack McPhee (Narkaling Productions, 1990) Mother and daughter: The story of Daisy and Gladys Corunna (Narkaling Productions, 1994) Edited by Barbara Ker Wilson Arthur Corunna's story (Narkaling Productions, 1995) edited by Barbara Ker Wilson Children's books Little piggies (Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1991) with Paul Morgan The flying emu and other Australian stories (Viking, 1992) Hurry up, Oscar! (Puffin Books, 1994) illustrated by Bettina Guthridge Pet problem (Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1994) Dan's grandpa (Sandcastle, 1996) illustrated by Bronwyn Bancroft In your dreams (Sandcastle Books, 1997) illustrated by Bronwyn Bancroft Just a little brown dog (Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1997) illustrated by Bronwyn Bancroft "Where is Galah" (Little Hare Books, 2015) Little Bird's Day (Magabala Books, 2019) illustrated by Johnny Warrkatja Malibirr The River (Magabala Books, 2021) illustrated by Johnny Warrkatja Malibirr Plays Cruel wild woman and David Milroy (Yirra Yaakin Noongar Theatre, 1999) performed in the 1999 Festival of Perth season. Edited Gnyung Waart Kooling Kulark (released as Going Home) (Centre for Indigenous History & the Arts, School of Indigenous Studies, University of Western Australia, 2003)