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31/10/2023 at 11:38 am #6819
Jean Aquinde
Keymaster

    Hi Nyasha,

    Yes, you’re spot on! The younger generation is a key stakeholder and must be included when thinking about your design project. We have heaps of resources on our website to help you understand what’s important to the Yirrganydji people (older and younger generations) and the ongoing work of Dawul Wuru. I’ve listed some below to get you started:

    > Video Series – TEDx Talk by Gavin Singleton
    > About Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation
    > Yirrganydji Country
    > Vision of a Collective Hub on Country
    > Resources – Video interviews, documents from Dawul Wuru, etc.

    Regards,
    Jean

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