[RNLD] 2015 Registrations are NOW OPEN!

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The Puliima team would like to say a big thank you to everyone that has expressed interest in presenting at Puliima 2015! For full details on our presenters line-up visit www.puliima.com<http://www.puliima.com>.

We are pleased to announce...

Registrations are NOW OPEN!
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Complete your online registration at  www.puliima.com<http://www.puliima.com>.

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Rediscovering Identity Through Language, Through Song
Presented by Teresita Puruntatameri from the Wangatunga Strong Women's group
 and Dr Genevieve Campell

[https://gallery.mailchimp.com/f09911f3e91b973aedb498237/images/b2a9a943-f7ed-44c7-a9ac-d40ae932c5ff.jpg]The Tiwi Strong Women's group have been pro-active in their community in using language and, in particular, song language, to engage Tiwi children with their culture and identity. They will explain how these women who are respected elders, leaders and mentors in their community are using the language "re-discovered" in repatriated ethnographic song recordings in music projects (such as rap and hip hop) aimed at Tiwi children. Genevieve Campbell (co-presenter) has documented this process and is working with the women (and senior gentlemen singers and elders) to preserve the language of songs recorded over the past 100 years. They will show how these recordings are being used both to create a written resource preserving an endangered language and as source material for sampling in to modern "dance music" created by the Tiwi kids themselves.

North American Indigenous Plains Song & Dance: A Living Curriculum
Presented by Treffery Deerfoot and Dion Tootoosis from Blackfoot Medicine Speaks

[https://gallery.mailchimp.com/f09911f3e91b973aedb498237/images/40657e95-059f-4aab-959b-fad56f047bd3.jpg]North American Indigenous Plains Cultures have experienced a plethora of challenges that over the course of centuries, threatened to break down and destroy vital teachings rooted in heritage and language. Today their overall survival can be attributed to the foundation embedded within ancient societal ceremonial practices, language retention, and active involvement in the holistic perpetuation and performance traditional songs and dances.This innovative and interactive workshop-performance is designed to showcase a healing model of success to fellow healers, educators and conference participants through a formal presentation of a Spiritual, Mental, Emotional and Physical dance theatre experience. The rationale herein is to perform and then share first-hand testimonials from presenters highlighting the contemporary rural and urban struggles faced by Blackfoot and Cree peoples today in Canada, and how cultural involvement through song and dance has served to heal, and change their lives.

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We are pleased to announce that First Languages Australia is our major sponsor for these preceding training workshops to be held prior to the Puliima conference on the 12th and 13th of October. In 2013 they were a great success and we are sure they will be again.

Please note the following:

  *   You must be a registered delegate to the Puliima conference to attend these workshops.
  *   Workshops are included in registration costs.
  *   Numbers are strictly limited, and will be determined by a first in, first served rule.

Please visit www.puliima.com<http://www.puliima.com> for full information on the workshops.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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Phone | +61 02 4927 8222
Fax | +61 02 4925 2185

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