Isaiah the lizard catcher. Papulankutja WA
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service
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Baby J - star of the Warakurna Carnivale.
Photo: NPYWC Child Nutrition Sara Loots
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Garrisha showing you how to make bush medicine in Warakurna WA.
Photo: NPYWC Child Nutrition Sara Loots
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"Children in the criminal justice system, some as young as 10yo, is one of Australia's most urgent human rights issues". National Children's Commissioner, Anne Holland has released landmark report: "Help Way Earlier". Read more on why punitive measures dont work. Link in comments
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Clayton just chilling in Mantamaru WA.
Photo NPYWC Youth Service
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Malparara β friends. Maralyin & Lulu.
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service Mutitjulu
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Loffman and bestie on top of the world. NPYWC Youth Service in Mimili making sure young people can reach for the stars.
Photo: Caitlin Foster
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π£π£π£Kiwirrkurra kungkas: Fatima, Janine, Saunders, Nickayla and Kaylisha at Wilkinkarra (Lake Mackay) WA on the edge of the Great Sandy Desert. Walykumunu / beautiful.
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β€ Melissa & Adrianna from Mimili are stars in our Walytjapiti (family) story in Rikina. Rikina is THE Anangu magazine. Get your copy quick - link in comments .
Photo: Caitlin Foster
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Ngangkari Pantjiti and Jennifer at Womikata. They will both feature in our new edition of Traditional Healers which includes personal stories from ngangkari and give amazing insight into their work and world. New edition will be out early next year. The current edition is available here: www.npywc.org.au/product/ngangkari-aboriginal-healers-book/
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