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This collection of short videos supports individuals and communities to widen their lens & re-author their stories to find strength, resilience and hope. Stories can be telling, and we can learn from how we listen to others and remember our own.
Narrated by the linguist and anthropologist Peter Sutton, this documentary observes his work with a family in far north Queensland, outside Aurukun, to map their hereditary “clan country”. The aim of the older members of the family is partly to protect their land and prove their attachment to it, for purposes of dealing with the government and industry, and also to demarcate the country from claims by other Aboriginal groups.
The traditional way of life for Aboriginal Australians was changed forever after their first contact with Europeans. Lives, language, land and lore were lost across large swathes of the country due to colonisation. Living Black follows the men behind an ambitious program in Central Australia that hopes to reconnect youth with that ancient culture and their elders through the revival of the traditional handmade tool making practice of Tjilirra.
Aboriginal ways of seeing and being: informing professional learning for Australian teachers
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Embodied Indigenous knowledges protecting and privileging Indigenous peoples' ways of knowing, being and doing in undergraduate nursing education
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