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NPY Women’s Council welcomes new Deputy CEO
Support for COVID-19 travel restrictions to NT
The Birth of NPYWC
I have found something meaningful to me
NPY Women’s Council opposes Cashless Debit Card
From Kiwirrkurra to boarding school & back
Pulangkita pitjangu (When the blanket came)
Tailoring services to succeed in remote communities
Help for distressed families navigating child protection systems
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Rayleen Starr Councillor
Tanya
Charmaine Green
Kaltukatjara brumbies and their kids.
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service – Brett Trindle
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Is there a brumby program happening in docker? 🤩
Morris & maku (witchetty grub) - Mai wiru (good food.)
Necklace by our social enterprise @tjanpTjanpi Desert Weavers
Photo: NPYWC Child Nutrition - Loren Paine
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Those eye lashes 😍😍😍
Save me some Morris ❤️
Hi
Before colonisation, Anangu travelled tjina ankunytja (by foot) the path joining the important water sites of Kulpitjata, Wala, Tjapiya and Mutitjulu.Now, a 50km wati (men's) walk from Kulpitjata to Mutitjulu was completed with the goal of reconnecting younger men with their ancestral country, law and tjukurpa.
Over 30 men from across the NPY lands participated, including senior men who led daily alpiri—traditional morning gatherings that set the agenda and tone for the day. Along the journey, they shared tjukurpa, taught important cultural protocols, and discussed wellbeing. Read the full story here: www.npywc.org.au/news/footsteps-of-ancestors-a-walk-to-nurture-culture-and-wellbeing/
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powerful love for the land and.living things in our rain Forrester,oceans streams and rivers Kuri people can save Australia.from global warming they need to.lead.this crises
Great idea. Keep your Culture strong .
Incredibly powerful!
Thanks Sam, most of us know, but tend to forget the wonderful connections that the first nation people to the land and each other🌈👍
Fantastic to see
Sounds fantastic ☺️
Always was, Always will be
Loved seeing this, but not many there. Bit sad.
I bet the path back then wasn't that smooth?
They should do this in the plenty regions and stop family conflicts among families
Terence Abbott ideas for the homelands
YES YES YES. Culture is the glue that holds the family and community together.
Good to see
Peter Swain
Harry Blagg
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Deadly
Fabulous. X
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NPY Women's Council I apologise on their behalf... Racism still knows no bounds...
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Beautiful Meeks xx 😘
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Absolutely beautiful lady ❤️
Luv u beautiful Rene! 🥰🥰
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👋Palya from Uluru. The WA / Ngaanyatjarra kungkas at Voyages Yulara for work experience.
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service Jessica Harrison
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Beautiful young women
Enjoy beautiful girls xxxx
Hello Aborigines
Which one of the 3500 languages is that ?
#bossladies When the Ngaanyatjarra kungkas hit Yuluara for work experience.
Photo: NPYWC Youth Service - Jessica Harrison
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Loved sitting at that spot - beautifully placed
Work experience?
Sylvanna, star of the front cover of Rikina, reading her copy outbush. Rikina is THE Anangu magazine, full of stories from the NPY lands about family, work and dreams... you can get your copy here: www.npywc.org.au/product/rikina-magazine/
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