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Audio | The power of Indigenous storytelling: Witi Ihimaera (New Zealand) and Ali Cobby Eckermann (Australia)
Listen to an interview with two internationally acclaimed indigenous writers: one being a first hand account of forced adoption and an education that promotes alienation from a child’s cultural roots; and both on the struggles and joys of reconnecting with … Continue reading
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Video | New Zealand poetry visualized by the Storybox and National Park the project
More about the Storybox and National Park the project Read a poem by Maori writer Hone Tuwhare
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Audio | “Who should be telling Indigenous stories?”: Indigenous storytelling through books and games – Canada & New Zealand
Photography game is one of 5 titles featured in imagineNATIVE Festival’s video game spotlight. […] The big crisis event that’s happening is that like, the equivalent of Godzilla is rocking up every day and destroying the world,” he said. “That’s … Continue reading →