Watawieh yu fiilen?: Mapping emotions in Kingston

Zelmarie Cantillon; Chelsea Evans; Sarah Baker

Watawieh yu fiilen?: Mapping emotions in Kingston

Zelmarie Cantillon (Other)
, Chelsea Evans (Other)
, Sarah Baker (Other)

Western Sydney University
Griffith University Queensland

Research output: Creative Works › Textual Works

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Abstract

In September 2022, the Reimaging KAVHA team held three participatory mapping workshops on Norfolk Island. From these workshops, we have produced three zines focusing on the themes of routes, customary practices and emotions. Defi ala daefi?: Mapping routes in Kingston is the first instalment of the mapping zines. The zine unpacks how people move through Kingston, including restrictions on mobility, and the importance of keeping Kingston open and accessible.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Norfolk Island
Publisher	Reimagining KAVHA
Publication status	Published - 2023
Externally published	Yes

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Watawieh yu fiilen?: Mapping emotions in Kingston

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