02:34

Footprint 6 - Aunty Barb History Journey - Looking back, looking forwards

04:10

Footprint 5 - Aunty Barb History Journey - Reading the signs

03:46

Footprint 4 - Aunty Barb History Journey - The land, sky, sea and spirituality

04:16

Footprint 3 - Aunty Barb History Journey - Re-awakening ceremony and language

03:12

Footprint 1 - Aunty Barb History Journey - Welcome and Pride

03:27

Footprint 2 - Aunty Barb History Journey - Reclaiming our stories, reclaiming our lives

09:44

Welcoming new arrivals to Adelaide

04:16

Anthony Newcastle: Men's talk introduction

26:34

Peer Narrative Practice: Learning Together and Working Side by Side by Hamilton Kennedy

27:29

The Charter of Storytelling rights

04:08

Michael White's memorial in Africa

01:09:37

Looking for answers in the right places: An introduction to collective narrative practice

30:23

Narrative Therapy and philosophies in dialogue: Can we contribute to ‘social movement’

57:33

Team of Life: A collective narrative methodology offering young people a sporting chance

42:37

Three Stories, Three Songs and Ten Principles

49:27

Four Stories of Narrative practice David Denborough, Fariba Ahmadi & Dr Abdul Ghaffar Stanikzai

58:45

Exchanging stories, skills and songs: the possibilities of narrative practice

14:47

Aaron Munro (he/him) and Vikki Reynolds (she/her) in conversation about feminisms

29:42

Resisting pathologizing of gender diverse young people

16:51

Feminism in The Story Kitchen, Nepal by Jaya Luintel (she/her)

37:55

Narrative ideas to support families where a loved father has been violent towards female partner

35:14

Working with dignity: A narrative nonbinary approach of responding to cis-gendered women in prison

14:15

Working at the intersections of gender, racism and Islamophobia by Lobna Yassine (she/her)

17:03

Decolonising gender and sexuality Interview with Tileah Drahm-Butler

09:27

An interview with Tileah Drahm-Butler and Sekneh Hamoud

02:59

Now is the time to make history

00:52

Normanton: Being with family

02:03

Shawn Major: Earning young peoples respect

01:57

Shawn Major: Reclaiming culture

06:47

Ronald Hombre Major: Every kid is special

03:38

Normanton: What we want for our kids

00:47

Mount Isa Men's Shed: gift to Mount Liebig

04:22

Shawn Major: Working with young people

01:29

Normanton: Time is something you cant take back

06:49

Steve Watson: To be a mentor

03:06

Steve Watson: Carrying on culture

04:10

Thomas Worrigal: Being a father

01:36

Steve Watson: Keeping links with kids

03:27

Shawn Major: Listen to mother earth

04:58

Normanton: Still a bit of segregation

01:22

Four men talking: Death doesn't scare me

06:39

Four men talking: Racism front and centre

07:28

Mount Isa Men's Shed

01:30

Ronald Hombre Major: Making murals

03:23

Shawn Major: With small kids

04:56

Response to men of Mount Isa from Martin Judagai in Mount Liebig

03:46

Thomas Worrigal: I can't turn my back

03:52

Normanton: What sort of fathers

02:10

Four men talking: Just talking about it

01:41

Normanton: Passing on culture

00:56

Steve Watson: living at peace

02:34

Four men talking: Things we've learnt as dads

01:45

Four men talking: Our message to men

00:47

Anthony Newcastle: Men's Talk closing words

08:19

30 Anthony Newcastle: Behind the scenes

28:26

Michael White, Narrative Therapist: Funny Moments

21:50

Narrative therapy: and Small People against poverty - ‘Pocket Kering’

18:41

Narrative therapy: Using a Narrative Framework to Receive Testimonies of Trauma by Viviane Oliveira

26:56

Narrative therapy: The Life Certificate - A Narrative Framework in working with grief and loss

30:23

Narrative therapy: Can narrative practices contribute to ‘social movement’? by David Denborough