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Summary
The Journey of Health and Wellbeing animated video helps to promote understanding of Aboriginal people's experience from colonisation to the present day. The 10-minute animation shows how events of the past play out in the present and offers a framework of hope and equity. Launched in conjunction with National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week, the video encourages Western Australians to reflect and confront shared histories, and to highlight goals of positive change and growth. -- description from Department of Health website.
Credits
This video has been produced by the Aboriginal Health Policy Directorate at the Department of Health Western Australia, in discussion with consultants, Mr Tim Muirhead and Mr Danny Ford. Edited by Wendy Casey and Katie Finucane; Animated by Peter Ryan; Narration and music by Dennis Simmons.
Subjects
- Aboriginal Australians -- Western Australia.
- Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of -- Western Australia.
- Stolen generations (Australia) -- Western Australia.
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