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PART 9 - DISCUSSION: Family Violence - Cycle of Violence radio plays

This is the ninth 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. It is important that Damala and Ngerrk can be apart after explosion stage. They can use womens' or mens' shelters (lolu) or go off separately to a homeland. They need other people to talk to so they can find what is affecting their relationship. Kinship affiliations can bring people back together. By using the opportunity of various ceremonies (e.g. when Damala‘s son goes through circumcision), Yolngu are able to connect together through law and ritual.

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

Topic Respectful Relationships Education Cultural and linguistic diversity, Respectful Relationships Education Students with disability, Respectful Relationships Education LGBTIQ
Audience Educators
Learning Area Health and Physical Education
General Capabilities Personal and Social Capability

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Health and Physical Education

ACPPS090 (Yr 9-10) Examine the impact of changes and transitions on relationships