Indigenous Hip Hop Projects artists Dallas Woods, Bakerboyr, Tobiahs and Syd visited Djugerari Remote Community School in the Central Kimberley. They worked with the Students, Teachers and Elders to write and record a song to represent the community, the country and school life in Djugerari.
This booklet for Aboriginal women provides information about the risks of using alcohol, tobacco or other drugs during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
This pamphlet has been developed by the Remote Alcohol & Other Drugs Workforce Program in collaboration with Menzies School of Health Research’s Aboriginal and Islander Mental Health Initiative.
This booklet for Aboriginal women provides information about the risks of drinking alcohol during pregnancy and strategies to support women to not drink. It also promotes the availability of professional services to support women in not drinking alcohol during pregnancy and the role family and friends play in supporting a pregnant woman.
Short video promoting “no alcohol is the safest choice” when planning a pregnancy, pregnant or breastfeeding.
“In the Face of Overwhelming Evidence, Let’s Get Real” presented by June Oscar AO, Marninwarntikura Fitzroy Women’s Resource Centre and Professor Elizabeth Elliott AM, University of Sydney.
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