Aboriginal Communities
Breathing coronavirus into the lungs
This series of 4 podcasts looks at how coronavirus affects the lungs and lots of men are dying fr...
Body paint is not just dress ups – it’s a form of knowledge, education, and a uniform to respect
Most societies across the world dress up for special occasions. Traditionally Aboriginal people n...
I can read and write but it means gobbledegook to me!
Missions used to require everybody living and working in Arnhem Land to learn Yolngu Matha langua...
How does coronavirus spread through the air?
This series of 4 podcasts looks at how coronavirus moves through the air via droplets from one pe...
Broken parole or broken communication?
A Yolngu mother called our office – her son was being offered parole but had no understanding of ...
Euthanasia, and controlling your own crossover
Under the original Australian Yolngu law, nobody should do anything to kill anyone else. This inc...
Stopping coronavirus – social distancing and vaccines
This series of 3 podcasts looks at the traditional Yolŋu social distancing law, and they explore ...
“All I do is attend funerals” — healing the heart of the health crisis
Rev. Dr. Djiniyini Gondarra OAM, a senior Yolngu elder, is exhausted by the constant death rates ...
I’m just a social security cheque now
Domestic violence does not go away until you empower the family unit and its members. When men, w...
Community building – educate first in the creator space
In the midst of the US election it’s a good time to look at community builders and the secret to ...
Never use the beckoning finger!
Ngunhi nhe dhu wiripulil makarr-yindilil marrtji wangalil, ngunhiyiny dhuka wangaynguyam dharra g...
Adopting a Balanda – accepting you as our own
“Very difficult for Aboriginal people if you are not adopted. They do respect that you are coming...
