Munkaritja Kulima/ Kuliltjarra Nyinama
Munkaritja Kulima/ Kuliltjarra Nyinama means stop and think – consider the consequences in Pitjantjatjara and Ngaanyatjarra language. The pictures in this book help young people to think about their experiences, ideas, feeling and questions about sex and relationships. The resource has been developed in consultation with the NPY Anangu and Yarnangu Community. It consists of 13 images, accompanied by a set of questions in Pitjantjatjara, Ngaanyatjarra and English. Each image depicts a relationship scenario that can be used to facilitate a conversation to discuss views, stereotypes, values etc. The questions act as a guide for facilitators.
Colouring towards clear thinking
Drawing on the ancient healing culture of Indigenous people in Central Australia, this book’s unique designs will help you move towards clear thinking. This colouring book features original artwork from senior women of the Uti Kulintjaku project.
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Tjanpi Desert Weavers
Tjanpi Desert Weavers reveals the joys, triumphs and challenges behind the development of Australia’s most inventive, inspiring and engaging contemporary Indigenous social enterprise. Tjanpi fibre art is a synthesis of contemporary textile art techniques and materials with the ancient knowledge of fibre use in the desert. Through insightful text and a wealth of beautiful colour imagery, this book reveals the people, creative processes, and the stunning landscapes of the central and western desert region of Australia offering a context for this unique art form. Compiled by Penny Watson. 368 pages.
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Domestic Violence is Wrong
Brochure
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FASD “No Safe Amount”
Developed initially as an advertising campaign this series of five advertisements is now an effective early intervention and prevention DVD resource raising awareness about the immense risks of alcohol use during pregnancy.
DVD (5x 30sec advertisements including 2 x Pitjantjatjara language, Poster, Postcards)
FASD ‘No Safe Amount’
Poster Only
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Mai Wiru –Mirrka Walykumunu
A nutrition manual for mother and children, Mai Wiru –Mirrka Walykumunu, is a practical guide to good nutrition from pregnancy to childhood for mothers and health professionals.
Nutrition Posters –set of 17
A3 size posters illustrating key child nutrition messages as shown in Mai Wiru –Mirrka Walykumunu.
Food and Feeding Guide for Infants and Children –Poster
An A2 size poster illustrating appropriate foods for babies as they grow.
Tjulpu and Walpa conversation cards
These beautifully illustrated conversation cards are based on the Tjulpu and Walpa book, created by the Uti Kulintjaku Project – a mental health literacy project of NPY Women’s Council’s Ngangkari Program.
The pack of 30 cards may be used as tools by health professionals, workers and families to assist with talking about challenging and sensitive mental health and related issues. With illustrations from Tjulpu and Walpa on one side, the other side blank, they are designed for multiple application and are only limited by your imagination. They may be used as conversation starters or prompts for storytelling, or safe ways to talk about difficult things.
Traditional Healers of Central Australia: Ngangkari
Who are ngangkari? What does their work entail? How do they get their healing abilities? How can traditional healers address contemporary issues? What is their attitude towards Western Medicine? Traditional Healers of Central Australia: Ngangkari is an absorbing collection of firsthand accounts by ngangkari (traditional healers from the NPY region) which traces personal histories from pre-contact times through to the present. It is a richly illustrated book featuring artworks by ngangkari and striking contemporary and historical photographs.
Maiku Kulintjaku
A four-part educational series documenting nutrition requirements throughout life. Available on DVD (Ngaanyatjarra and Pitjanjatjara language).
Caring for Kids (DVD) including 5 Posters
This DVD resource was developed by the Walytjapiti program to address issues related to parenting including keeping children safe and how best to support children’s development – physical, social, emotional, educational and health.
Caring for Kids – tjitji tjuta atunymankupai – Parenting Resource
This resource is a 72 page book developed by the Walytjapiti program to address issues related to parenting. It has lots of practical information to help first time parents and good educational material for families and services. Covering pre-birth to early adolescence, information included will be useful for a broad range of people.
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KIT: book, DVD and 5 posters
This resource can also be purchased as a kit, which includes the book, DVD and 5 posters.
Tjulpu and Walpa: Two children, two roads
This is a book for community workers, families, and communities working together to grow strong and happy children. Tjulpu is the bird that sings. Tjulpu’s story is about a girl who had all the love and support she needed to grow up strong, healthy and happy. Walpa’s story is about a girl who was blown around from place to place – just like the wind. Beautifully illustrated, this books shows how the care we give a child, shapes their behaviour.
Words for Feelings conversation cards
These simple conversation cards, in Pitjantjatjara and English, may be used in conjunction with the Uti Kulintjaku Words for Feelings poster, created by the Uti Kulintjaku Project – a mental health literacy project of NPY Women’s Council’s Ngangkari Program.
The pack of 48 cards are designed to be used as tools by health professionals, workers and families as prompts to assist people with talking about their feelings, thoughts and wellbeing. They may also be used as a two-way language resource for learning the vocabulary of emotions. Some cards have one word/phrase while others have multiple examples to show there are different ways to express the same feeling.
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