Salut tout le monde,
j’ai trouve quelques addresses aborigenes de l’etat de Victoria sur mes ‘files’ d’ordinateur que sont peut etre utile pour quelques de vous, particulierement si on cherche un travail (benevole, surement) ou contact dans le domaine des aborigenes (a Victoria, le nom est ‘Koori people’) – pourquoi pas contacter un centre culturelle aborigene/touristique? ou sinon un « Co op » (co operative pour la sante) que existe meme dans les grand villes comme Ballarat…
Je ne sais pas si ils acceptent les benevoles francais, mais on peut demander…
Ballarat: http://www.aboriginalballarat.com.au/
centre de Kirrett Barreet (tout nouveau, grand projet encore en train de faire) et il y a une francaise qui travaille la bas.
Grampians: Brambuk, http://www.brambuk.com.au http://www.wimmera.com.au/wimmera/2_brambuk_cultural_centre.htm
Very impressive cultural centre dans le parc national des Grampians, aussi avec des activites aborigenes pour les visiteurs a apprendre leur culture.
Narana Creations: Aboriginal Craft and cultural interpretation centre
http://www.narana.com.au/
410 Torquay Road, Geelong, Victoria.
Warrnambool: Worn Gundidj co op
http://www.worngundidj.org.au/cooperative.htm
The Worn Gundidj Co-operative Ltd etait etabli en 1992 a fournir des employment opportunities pour des gens indigenes et leur familles within community-based enterprises.
Current programs include:
• Job Matching – job preparation, employer liaison and work for the dole
• Product Creation – design, manufacture and merchandising
• Tower Hill nature reserve (volcan) a Warrnambool – nature-based tourism, cultural interpretation and saleable items
• Environmental – wholesale nursery, land rehabilitation and bush food.
The programs operated by Worn Gundidj, while aiming to be commercially viable, also play an important role in developing strength, family wellbeing and confidence and seek to build strong cultural collateral and social dividends.
While it aims to provide meaningful employment, skill enhancement and business opportunities for Indigenous persons, Worn Gundidj Co-operative operates under a principle of inclusiveness that benefits Indigenous and non-Indigenous people alike. The employment of elders also adds to the encouragement of cultural interaction and respect.
Warrnambool, population 28,000 has two Aboriginal co-operatives: Worn Gundidj (CDEP), and Gunditjmara Aboriginal Co-operative. The Warrnambool Aboriginal community has strong links to the Framlingham community located about 15 kilometres to the north-east; iwhere the Framlingham Aboriginal Station used to be located)
Worn Gundidj, Tower Hill, Warrnambool
http://epress.anu.edu.au/caepr_series/no_20/mobile_devices/ch18.html (Case study of Worn Gundidj)
Worn Gundidj work programmes – horticultural, carpentry programme, tafe courses, etc http://epress.anu.edu.au/caepr_series/no_20/mobile_devices/ch18s02.html
des autres liens, a propos d’histoire aborigene, etc:
Geelong heritage – Koori History
http://www.greatoceanroad.org/geelong/heritage/koorihistory.asp
Sites culturelles:
About 140 archaeological sites have been found in the region, indicating a significant level of activity of the Wathaurong people. Yollinko Park Aboriginal Garden on the banks of the Barwon River contains the remains of living mounds and food plants. It also displays giant representations of Aboriginal implements. Other important sites include:
• The canoe tree at Queens Park, beside the Barwon River – Bark taken from the tree was shaped into a canoe for fishing and water crossings.
Koori health & other info, Victoria
http://www.ruralhealth.unimelb.edu.au/body-RHM-placements-koori.htm
(placements aborigene dans la sante)
Descriptions: Role of elder, un peu de patois, la vie koori/aborigene, la famille, etc.
http://aboriginalaustralia.com/
100% Aboriginal Owned Community Enterprise
Site en 6 langages incl French, German, etc.
Kate
, le il y a 19 années et 3 mois.
