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A First Nationals woman holding a baby with a warm jumper and beanie on it's head.

10 Jul

Djäkamirr

Come to PANDA's NAIDOC Week screening of the acclaimed short film Djäkamirr.

Filmed in remote Arnhem Land, Djäkamirr follows Ḻäwurrpa and Sarah on a unique journey through ancestral time, country and culture. As mutual trust develops between the two women, they hope to empower Yolŋu and reclaim 60,000 years of birthing culture from the stronghold of Western medicine. This is their story of working with community to pilot the training of djäkamirr – the caretakers of pregnancy and birth.

All proceeds going towards PANDA's First Nations resources and the Molly Wardaguga Institute for First Nations Birth Rights.

Date	Times
Thu 10 Jul	4:30pm - 6:30pm

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