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A collection of Australian and international videos, websites, online toolkits, booklets and fact sheets.
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Yarning about Alcohol and Pregnancy – NT
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.
Yarning about alcohol and pregnancy – NSW
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.
Bega Garnbirringu
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
“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.
Aboriginal trauma, foetal alcohol spectrum disorder and the juvenile justice system a volatile cocktail
A seminar on the impact of FASD on the Aboriginal community
Closing the gap – Dr James Fitzpatrick TedXPerth
James Fitzpatrick is a consultant paediatrician, researcher and entrepreneur. He advises the Federal Minister for Indigenous health on strategies to ‘Close the Gap’ in Indigenous health disparity and was influential in shaping the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2013 – 2023.
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