Part 4 - Build Up: Family Violence - Cycle of Violence radio plays

This is the fourth radio play of a series designed to illustrate a fictional cycle of violence in a Yolngu community. The plays are performed in Yolngu Matha language. Damala is frustrated with Ngerrk because she is playing cards a lot. He is also upset because her family always use the car and now his fishing spear is missing. There are many arguments. This is Luku-nhäranhamirri (burning feet) season.

Keywords

respectful relationships , RRE , violence against women , vaw , aboriginal or torres strait islander students , aboriginal and torres strait islander , indigenous , respectful relationships education , respectful , respect , Yolngu , Yolngu Mather

Categories

Audience Educators
Learning areas Health and Physical Education
General capabilities Personal and Social Capability

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