Heckenberg, R. 2020, Learning in Country and Place In HERDSA WA KINDLED ONLINE 2020 “It only took a Pandemic – lessons learned”
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Heckenberg, R. 2020. Heckenberg, R. 2020, Learning in Country and Place In HERDSA WA KINDLED ONLINE 2020 “It only took a Pandemic – lessons learned”. In: HERDSA WA KINDLED ONLINE 2020 “It only took a Pandemic – lessons learned” 10/11/2020, 10th Nov 2020, Perth.
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HERDSA WA KINDLED ONLINE 2020 “It only took a Pandemic – lessons learned” 10/11/2020
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HERDSA WA KINDLED ONLINE 2020 “It only took a Pandemic – lessons learned” 10/11/2020
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Centre for Aboriginal Studies
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Centre for Aboriginal Studies
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Abstract
This paper focuses on the importance of connection to Country and the power of Story. It reflects on relationships to nature and the interconnectedness of place based learning and Traditional knowledge. Within these contexts, we look at Sovereignty and Belonging thematically: through Aboriginal art making and creative practice. As a Wiradjuri woman I have strong affiliations to River Country, so this is a river narrative which talks of curated community art projects and gallery showcasing to express place and love of Country
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