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'We fight for them': Audrey Napanangka's commitment to keeping kids on Country

Summary by Ground News
Audrey Napanangka wants to keep kids on Country and in kinship care. Her fight to do so is at the centre of a documentary that takes a look, listen, learn approach to Indigenous families and First Nations-led solutions. The documentary first screened in 2022 at the Sydney Film Festival but is now embarking on a national tour, no states or territories spared. In 2020, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) children accounted for 6% of all Australian children and 37% of children in out-of-home care.

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'We fight for them': Audrey Napanangka's commitment to keeping kids on Country

'Family is so important. You need to know where you are from.' The post ‘We fight for them’: Audrey Napanangka’s commitment to keeping kids on Country appeared first on Crikey.

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Crikey broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, May 30, 2023.
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