The tradition of respect.
Material type:
FilmPublication details: Adelaide, SA : Aged Rights Advocacy Services, 2012Description: 1 videodisc (DVD) (aproximately 32 minutes) : sound, colour ; 12 cmOther title: - The tradition of respect mentoring camp 2012
- DVD Aboriginal
- Director, camera, sound and editor, Dahlia Abdel-Aziz.
| Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Main Library Library | Lifestyle | DVD Aboriginal 1293 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | I345 | ||
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DVD
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Main Library | Main Collection | DVD Aboriginal 1231 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | IMUAC045068 |
"Warning: Aboriginal people are respectfully advised that the following film contains images and voices of Anangu who have passed away" -- Opening frame.
An ARAS production ; funded by the Australian Government under the Home and Community Care program (HACC) in collaboration with the Council of Aboriginal Elders of SA with the participation and sponsorship of Umoona Aged Care Aboriginal Corporation (logo printed as Tjilpi Tjuta Kanyini), Whitelion (courage to grow), ACH Group - Aboriginal Wyatt Holidays.
Full piece/Main feature (26 minutes) -- Showreel/Overview (6 minutes).
Director, camera, sound and editor, Dahlia Abdel-Aziz.
In 2011, the Coober Pedy Elders told ARAS that they believed they could restore respect to the Elders by teaching young Aboriginal people about their culture and traditions, and they would like to do this in a traditional setting in the form of a Mentoring Camp. In May 2012, Aboriginal elders and youths from all over South Australia, service providers and members of the Aboriginal community of Coober Pedy gathered at Ten Mile Camp in the desert country near Coober Pedy. This is their experience.
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