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We would like to acknowledge the Kaurna people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which Dulwich Centre stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders of the Kaurna Nation, both past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islanders.

Using narrative practices to respond to Stigma Stalker in the workplace: A journey with Joe— Sarah Ferguson

Broadcasting hope and local knowledge during the pandemic lockdown in Rwanda — Chaste Uwihoreye

Finding the ‘voice’ to speak: Women and men talk about relationships— Dion Anderson, Bea Edwards, Mark Hammersley, Marnie Sather and Greg Smith

‘Rescuing the Said from the Saying of It’: Living Documentation in Narrative Therapy— David Newman

Responding to survivors of torture and suffering – Survival skills of Kurdish families by David Denborough on behalf of Kirkuk Center for Torture Victims and Dulwich Centre Foundation International

‘My story to be told’: Explorations in narrative documentation with people from refugee backgrounds— Chanelle Burns

Co-researching Hikikomori problem with insiders’ knowledges: Creating ‘Nakama'(Comradeship) across the ocean & generations— Sumie Ishikawa

Two-way learning as respectful community practice: Honouring, co-creating and facilitating access to the knowledge stories of the Men of the Mimosa Creek Healing Centre— Troy Holland

A Framework for Receiving and Documenting Testimonies of Trauma— David Denborough

Resisting violences, reclaiming lives: Honouring the insider knowledges, initiatives and contributions of young people responding to intimate partner & family violence through film— Phillipa Johnson

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