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Part 3 - Honeymoon 2: Family Violence - Cycle of Violence radio plays

This is the third 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 Dharratharra time and the nights are getting cold. Damala is upset because he didn‘t know that Ngerrk was pregnant and isn‘t sure who the father is. Damala has been away in Ramingining so Ngerrk hasn‘t had a chance to talk to him. Ngerrk‘s grandfather comforts Damala and helps him to be happy and proud as he prepares to become the father of a new son or daughter.

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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Published by ARDS Aboriginal Corporation
© ARDS Aboriginal Corporation. Free-for-education material.

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