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Moogy’s Yuki - Moogy's Bark Canoe

July 28, 2010 Carl Kuddell
Change Media worked with Ngarrindjeri Elder Major 'Moogy' Sumner to document the making of the first traditional Ngarrindjeri / Boandik bark canoe on Boandik country in over 100 years. This evocative educational River Red Gum DVD combines Caring for Country best practice with transmission of traditional culture. During the production in Kalangadoo [Big Trees in Water] and Millicent, members of the Tal-Kin-Jeri group, Indigenous students and community members from across South East SA learned skills in film narrative, interview & editing techniques and experienced a once-in-a-lifetime event. Supported by: Indigenous Cultural Support DEWHA; Australia Council for the Arts; Arts SA Partnership for Healthy Communities; South East Natural Resources Management Board; Millicent High School; Tallstoreez Productionz; the South east Aboriginal Focus Group and the Aboriginal Sobriety Group.

Moogy’s Yuki - Moogy’s Bark Canoe, documents the making of the first Ngarrindjeri Boandik bark canoe since colonisation.

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In 2010-2012, festival Tags Indigenous, Ngarrindjeri, 2010, Major Sumner, environment, bark canoe, Moogy's yuki
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