The magic of moviemaking offers Australian audiences a profound glimpse into the world of First Nations people and culture, highlighting a shared humanity. Through documentaries, feature films, and musicals, these stories of truth capture pivotal moments in time and history, that reflect our unique perspectives. By promoting social change, film…
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Many young people have experienced the chaos and challenges within their environments. By building our cultural economy, we can foster a strong and empowered Black future. Positive influences are crucial in guiding youth, particularly those seeking a "rush" through negative behaviour. For our speakers, "rush" the excitement and fulfillment comes…
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ENGAGING WITH US – IT’S ALL ABOUT NAVIGATING THE COMPLEXITIES OF COMMUNICATION Interpreting goes beyond simply translating spoken words; it involves a deep understanding of cultural considerations. A key focus is ensuring that individuals feel included in the narrative of their own stories. In high-profile court cases, interpretation becomes even more…
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INSPIRING SOMETHING DIFFERENT - THE FIRST PITJANTJATJARA RAP ‘Still No Justice’ is more than just a song—it’s a powerful statement addressing the Black Lives Matter movement, Aboriginal deaths in custody, and racism. The song, inspired by the 2019 shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker, urges Aboriginal youth in Alice Springs to…
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While artists today use a variety of mediums, such as canvas, digital designs, graphics, and diverse colour palettes, the art and stories we share remain deeply connected to a living collective memory, personified by timeless stories related in ceremonies, carvings, and rock art. There is significant cultural importance in using…
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