
MY STORY MY VOICE
Digital Storytelling for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
A deadly runner, a movie star and a high chair on a hill. Finding connection to country, finding colours, becoming an artist and a traditional weaver. Seven storytellers share their talents.
Partners: CIT Yurauna Centre, PhotoAccess




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We acknowledge that these films were made on land owned by the Ngunnawal people, traditional custodians of the Australian Capital Territory and region. We pay respect to their continuing customs, including their elders past and present.
Wherever these films are screened we acknowledge the traditional owners of the country. We pay our respects to them and their cultures and to the elders past and present.
Learning and Sharing Culture
by Ronnie Jordan
Ronnie teaches traditional weaving. This is her story about how she learnt, why she teaches, and her connection to country.
My Life My Art
by Rickie Martin
Rickie's story of how and why he became an artist.
Thinawan Dubay
by Lisa
Lisa started her media career as a 12 year old on the radio. Her love of being in front of the camera started accidentally with television and took her all the way to the movies.
High Chair on the Hill
by Leanne Pope
Leanne's book: her love of the Brindabella mountains is celebrated in words and paintings.
Finding my Colours
by Matilda
Matilda's life changed when she found the Yurauna Centre at the Canberra Institute of Technology.
Spirit Journey
by Glenn
The story of a sash and the badges that Glenn wears with pride.
Photography Girl
by Veronica
Veronica tells the story of her obsession with photography.