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<strong>2009</strong> ANNUAL REPORT Strategic Partnership initiative The Strategic Partnerships Initiative is focused on providing a strong foundation for future partnerships and initiatives between the Noongar community and local governments in the Eastern Wheatbelt. This is achieved through participation in arts and cultural activities, celebrating and acknowledging Noongar culture, and the values and perspectives of Noongar people, and increasing community wide cultural understanding awareness. Oral history and community story project We have engaged oral historian, Mary-Anne Jebb and radio producer, Bill Bunbury to interview and record the stories of local Noongar people. All interviews are recorded with broadcast quality sound, allowing for the participants to receive a copy of their interviews and have the opportunity to contribute an abstract from their interview for a series of radio documentaries exploring local history. The interviews are anticipated to be broadcast in 2010. Djurin excursion Kellerberrin Elders Charlotte Smith, Hazel Winmar and Reynald McIntosh took Noongar students from Kellerberrin District High School for a day of traditional cultural skills at the Djurin mission site, a place where many of the Elders were born and lived. The students learnt how to bake damper on an open fire and helped Reynald McIntosh skin and prepare a kangaroo for cooking. Oral historian Mary- Anne Jebb brought along sound recording equipment, teaching students sound recording skills. Throughout the day they interviewed Elders and each other, and enjoyed fresh damper and succulent kangaroo along with stories of life on the reserve. TOP RIGHT: Tom Hayden PHOTO Ivy Penny BOTTOM: Hazel Winmar & Irene Jetta recording music PHOTO Mary-Anne Jebb 18 COMMON NAME Marri GENUS Corymbia calophylla DESCRIPTION The ‘honky nuts’ were made famous by May Gibbs in Snugglepot and Cuddlepie. The name ‘Marri’ comes from Aboriginal Noongar language where it was known as a Medicine Tree.
<strong>2009</strong> ANNUAL REPORT It’s so exciting to see Indigenous culture being centre stage with the whole community watching. Carrie Yarran, parent TOP LEFT: Reynald McIntosh at the Djurin excursion PHOTO Ivy Penny TOP RIGHT: Karla Hart and Fleur Hockey at CAN WA Dreaming PHOTO Toni Wilkinson BOTTOM LEFT: Performers in CAN WA Dreaming PHOTO Toni Wilkinson BOTTOM RIGHT: Trent and Reynold McIntosh, Austin Walsh at CAN WA Dreaming PHOTO Toni Wilkinson 19
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