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SUMMARY:Dan Bourchier - The Elders
LOCATION:Upstairs at Gleebooks
DESCRIPTION:6pm for 6.30pm Tuesday 20th October\n\nDan Bourchier in convers
 ation with Larissa Behrendt\n\nThe Elders is a powerful and evocative jour
 ney through the heart of First Nations Australia. Within these pages we're
  invited to sit down\, listen and learn from the keepers of the world's ol
 dest living culture.\n\nAcross vast and rugged landscapes - from smoke-haz
 ed Warumungu Country to the ancient songlines of the Larrakia people and t
 he islands of the Torres Strait - this book captures the voices of those w
 ho hold the stories\, the wisdom and the very soul of the land. Through in
 timate conversations with Dan Bourchier\, we meet Elders such as Aunty Val
 da Napurrula Shannon Warntaparri\, Uncle Ross Jakamarra Williams and Aunty
  Gail Mabo\, and explore the profound interconnectedness of Country\, lang
 uage\, kinship and the environment. And we come to appreciate the unique c
 hallenges First Nations peoples face today.\n\nThis is more than a collect
 ion of stories\; it is a vital call for truth-telling\, healing and the ur
 gent preservation of culture in the face of a changing world. These Elders
  share the pain of the past - displacement and loss - but they also point 
 the way to a better future.\n\nWith grace\, resilience and deep spiritual 
 authority\, The Elders offers a rare glimpse into the heart of Aboriginal 
 and Torres Strait Islander leadership. It reminds us that only by listenin
 g to the land and those who speak for it can we truly understand our place
  in the world.\n\n\nDan Bourchier is a multi-award winning journalist with
  over 25 years of experience. He is the General Manager and Editor-In-Chie
 f of National Indigenous Television (NITV) and a senior broadcaster for th
 e multicultural national broadcaster\, SBS.\n\nLarissa Behrendt is Disting
 uished Professor and the Laureate Fellow at the Jumbunna Institute at the 
 University of Technology Sydney. She was awarded the 2009 NAIDOC Person of
  the Year award and 2011 NSW Australian of the Year. In 2018 she won the A
 ustralian Directors’ Guild Award for Best Direction in a Documentary Fea
 ture and in 2020 the AACTA for Best Direction in Nonfiction Television. Sh
 e is the host of Speaking Out on ABC radio.\n\nBoletos: https://www.tryboo
 king.com/events/landing/1643030
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