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Youth Leadership Workshops

International Youth Leadership Workshops (2014-16)

The Nuclear Futures Partnership Initiative will work with the Global Hibakusha Project to facilitate three international youth leadership workshops, held annually, for representatives from Japan, Marshall Islands, Australia, and Kazakhstan. The creative focus is using digital media to enhance youth leadership skills. The overall aim of the workshops will be to build resilience and use creative expression to enhance empowerment and reconciliation. The artworks created will be multi-media and multi-platform – photography, short videos, music, painting, sculpture, and digital art that can be exhibited locally, uploaded online and toured internationally.

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Maralinga's Long Shadow: Yvonne's story wins NSW Premier's Award

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Maralinga's Long Shadow: Yvonne's story wins NSW Premier's Award
7 years ago
The annual NSW Premier's Awards for History, presented in Sydney on Friday 1 September 2017, saw one of our partnership projects honoured, when "Maralinga's Long Shadow: Yvonne's Story" took out the Young People's Hi[...]

Nuclear@Tandanya - Photo Gallery

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Nuclear@Tandanya - Photo Gallery
8 years ago
Highlights from the 2016 Nuclear Showcase at Tandanya For information about the exhibition and artworks see recent post. [...]

Arts and Justice Seminar at Tandanya 26 October 2016

Arts and Justice Seminar at Tandanya 26 October 2016
8 years ago
As part of South Australia's 'Open State' program, and in conjunction with Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, we present an evening seminar 'Arts and Justice'. Venue: Tandanya, Kaurna country, 253 Gr[...]

'Nuclear': Arts showcase at Tandanya

'Nuclear': Arts showcase at Tandanya
8 years ago
17 September to 12 November, 2016 National Aboriginal Cultural Institute in Adelaide, South Australia Involving more than 50 creative artists – photographers, filmmakers, digital artists, actors, musicians, painters,[...]

Radio Podcast: Tree of Life

Radio Podcast: Tree of Life
8 years ago
LISTEN NOW In April 2016, the first Australian sculpture contribution was gifted to Nagasaki Peace Park as a collaborative project involving the Cities of Fremantle, Cockburn and Subiaco (Western Australia) and Yala[...]

Launch - Maralinga's Long Shadow: Yvonne's Story

Launch - Maralinga's Long Shadow: Yvonne's Story
9 years ago
Topical, Insightful and Emotional On Thursday 2nd June, 2016, an audience of 300 attended the official launch of Maralinga's Long Shadow: Yvonne's Story at the Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute in Ad[...]

Peace gift to Nagasaki- 18th April

Peace gift to Nagasaki- 18th April
9 years ago
Official Gifting - 18 April 2016, Nagasaki Peace Park On Monday April 18, the first Australian sculpture will be unveiled and officially gifted to the people of Nagasaki, joining the internationally renowned colle[...]

Maralinga's Long Shadow - Book Release

Maralinga's Long Shadow - Book Release
9 years ago
Building on the successful 2009 publication of Maralinga: the Anangu Story by Yalata and Oak Valley Communities with Christobel Mattingley (Allen & Unwin Australia 2009), is the new release Maralinga's Long Shadow: [...]

Resistance - Screengrab7 exhibition

Resistance - Screengrab7 exhibition
9 years ago
Screengrab7 19 December 2015 - 28 February 2016 at Pinnacles Gallery in Townsville, Australia There are times when resistance is not so much about a direct oppositional force and more about the persistent effort [...]

Augmented reality on the Maralinga airstrip

Augmented reality on the Maralinga airstrip
9 years ago
Sydney-based digital artist Linda Dement recently released Maralinga-Babies' Bones 2016, an augmented reality placed on the Marling airstrip. 21,830 virtual bones can be viewed on the Maralinga air-strip, on smartphon[...]

Winner: $10K Graham F. Smith Foundation Arts Grant

Winner: $10K Graham F. Smith Foundation Arts Grant
9 years ago
On Friday 23 October, 2015, community arts organisation Alphaville in partnership with Yalata Community was announced as the 2015 winning recipient of the Graham F. Smith Peace Foundation’s $10,000 annual arts grant.[...]

Good connections - Youth Leadership workshop, Hiroshima

Good connections - Youth Leadership workshop, Hiroshima
9 years ago
Across three days, the international youth leadership workshop engaged six youth participants from Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Australia in digital storytelling skills development- teaching video making, sound recording,[...]