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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 PAL	Available
Main Library	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 PAL	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	354.9400854 KIN	Available

The Rock Hole Long Pipe project was a community theatre production staged in Coolgardie in 2008, involving a broad cross section of the Coolgardie and Kambalda communities.

The performance told ancient and traditional

stories of water from the Goldfields and was created by students from Coolgardie and Kambalda in a series of workshops run by animator Steve Aiton, and community artist Poppy van Oorde-Grainger.

The Rock Hole Long Pipe performance was a vibrant, thrilling parade that weaved through the back streets of Coolgardie to the town’s central park and involved actors, musicians, a procession of over 100 students, poets, bikies and the local volunteer fire brigade.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	792 CAP	Available

'Documentary of the first twelve months of the Strong Culture, Strong Community program depicting how the projects gave a voice and responded to the needs of the Southern Wheatbelt communities throught the arts. The objective

of the program was to improve wellbeing and resilience within Aboriginal communities through participation in culture and the arts. The specific objective of involving Narrogin Senior High School students in the program was to find ways of engaging young Noongar people to learn to connect with their language and culture, and to re-engage Noongar students with high school.

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Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99412 STR	Available

?This publication and accompanying documentaries are a dialogue between Noongar Elders and young people collated as part of the Cultural Mapping and Community Governance project led by CAN and the Gnaala Karla Booja (GKB) Native Title Working Party over three years. Karla Kurliny – Coming Back Home is a beautifully produced publication that pays tribute to the GKB Elders and young people who generously shared their time, stories and cultural knowledge for the project.

DVD: "Return of knowledge : Kori Koori Kaartadjin - Noongar Elders talk about Noongar ways, including governance and culture -- Youth pathway to knowledge : Koorlong Mart Kaaradjin - This short documentary features the young Noongar people who participated in a creative residence workshop. The workshop was born out of the Elders' request that their young people connect with their culture. ... The young people talk about their perceptions of Aboriginal culture and traditional knowledge."--Book.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99412 KAR	Available	2014

"We Made These Films is a compilation of short films made with the young people of Ieramugadu (Roebourne) as part of the Yijala Yala Project - a long-term, multi-platform arts project run by Big hART focused on telling the story of the community's culture, history and future in a range of media including theatre, film, games, apps and music."

The DVD includes films about the making of the world’s first Aboriginal interactive comic book, NEOMAD. How do we get to Space? which captures the arguments, pranks, computer wizardry, and the grand fantastical vision of an unlikely group of 11-year olds as they battle to create themselves as the heroes of their own epic sci-fi adventure – Meet the real Love Punks and Satellite Sisters from Roebourne!

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Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99413 WEM	Available

"Voices of the Wheatbelt involved over 200 participants, both students and adults from the towns of Kellerberrin, Merredin, Quairading and Tammin, taking over 26,000 photos of their communities. The aim of the project was to

empower the communities of the Eastern Wheatbelt to develop their individual and group capacities, create awareness of their social and cultural spaces and establish stronger community relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous community members"--Publisher's site

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 VOI	Available

Contains a sample of photos and three short films created through a series of community-oriented skill based workshops conducted in the four Western Australian Southern Wheatbelt towns of Brookton, Pingelly, Narrogin and Wagin.

This publication introduces 105 local residents who give a candid insight into life in the Wheatbelt through their photo stories and film presentations. The objectives of the project were to foster a sense of belonging and strengthen relationships between Aboriginal families and among Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities. The project followed on from Phase 1 of the Voices of the Wheatbelt project where photography, song writing and other artistic workshops were carried out in four other Wheatbelt towns of Quaraiding, Kellerberrin, Tammin and Merredin.

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History	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 VOI	Available

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History	Western Australian Museum	700.9941 CUL	Available

Working with Youth Leaders at Edmund Rice Centre WA (ERCWA) in Mirrabooka, Community Arts Network (CAN) held workshops that examined the UDHR, what the rights are, how they affect us and what their relevance is to young people.

Together the young people explored how to represent the 30 articles of human rights through photography and art. Using community arts practice to bring the words of the UDHR to life through the eyes of young people, this booklet transforms a 70 year old document into a contemporary creative form. This was a collaboration between Edmund Rice Centre WA, the Museum of Freedom and Tolerance and CAN.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	341.481 UNI	Available

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