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54 reactions | WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised this video contains images and voices of people who have died. Alyawarr Elders Crook Hat and Camphoo are concerned about the survival of traditional skills and cultural knowledge so they share what their Elders taught them.  Karla Grant Presents: Crook Hat and Camphoo | Tonight 8.30pm on NITV | Catch-up on SBS On Demand  | NITV | Facebook

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20K views · 479 reactions | A story told by Indigenous Australians, of the continued systemic injustice and oppression of First Nations People. Incarceration Nation premieres on Sunday 29 August at 8:30 pm on NITV and SBS On Demand. | NITV | Facebook

‎On September 29, President Advocate Duma Boko officially launched four indigenous languages; Naro, Ikalanga, Seyei, and Shekgalagari into national radio and television broadcasting in Botswana. ‎This initiative has created new employment opportunities for young people in the media. ‎Notable contributors include; Tiqae Sarah Kase, who translates Naro content, Primrose Teye, who edits English into Shekgalagari, and Bogosi Tshekiso, who anchors news in Seyei. ‎The move has fostered cultural pride,

Anishinaabe journalist Jim Compton talks about what it was like reporting for CBC in the 1980s, how he helped launch a national Indigenous television network and his hopes for the future of journalism. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.6074464 | CBC Indigenous