Ntaria Heroes

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Abstract

Ntaria Heroes is a community collaborative project made with the students, teachers and researchers based at Ntaria (Hermannsburg) and Alice Springs. Students from the Ntaria School visit the Strehlow Research Centre under the guidance of elders and with the assistance of Aboriginal researchers. They are shown genealogies (family trees) going back three generations and photographs of their ancestors. This visit is extended by a day spent at the historical precinct of Hermannsburg - a former Lutheran mission. Here the students visit heritage buildings including an old church where community members of an older generation were baptised and married. The students are then invited to visit a Dreaming track belonging to one of the elders who provides a more direct experience of the spiritual connections made through the photos, family trees and old mission. The film was written and directed by Hart Cohen, Juan Salazar and Rachel Morley in collaboration with Shaun Angeles, the Strehlow Research Centre, Museum and Art Gallery Northern Territory and the Ntaria School.
Original languageEnglish
Place of Publicationhttps://vimeo.com/206014019
PublisherUnknown
Size1970
Publication statusPublished - 2016

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