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Coconut Grove, NT
Fridays @ DCA self directed arts space are just so daym fun.. #darwincommunity #clay #darwinart Off The Leash @darwinnt #freedarwin #darwinevents @ Coconut Grove
Please support Arts Access Australia’s campaign for real money and real jobs for artists with disability!
https://artsaccessaustralia.org/projects/advocacy/realmoneyrealjobs/
#RealMoneyRealJobs this campaign is targeting the government to address the 42% disability pay gap in the arts, in the lead up to the next election.
The issue
Artists are among the lowest income earners in Australia. Add disability to the mix, and things only get worse. To fix this double-disadvantage, artists with disability are calling for real money and real jobs.
Arts Access Australia is asking the government to take up this call for justice and provide:
Real money: more funding to support artists with disability; and
Real Jobs: increased employment rates for people with disability in all government-funded arts and cultural organisations.
#artsaccessaustralia
https://artsaccessaustralia.org/projects/advocacy/realmoneyrealjobs/
#RealMoneyRealJobs this campaign is targeting the government to address the 42% disability pay gap in the arts, in the lead up to the next election.
The issue
Artists are among the lowest income earners in Australia. Add disability to the mix, and things only get worse. To fix this double-disadvantage, artists with disability are calling for real money and real jobs.
Arts Access Australia is asking the government to take up this call for justice and provide:
Real money: more funding to support artists with disability; and
Real Jobs: increased employment rates for people with disability in all government-funded arts and cultural organisations.
#artsaccessaustralia
Please support Arts Access Australia’s campaign for real money and real jobs for artists with disability!
https://artsaccessaustralia.org/projects/advocacy/realmoneyrealjobs/
#RealMoneyRealJobs this campaign is targeting the government to address the 42% disability pay gap in the arts, in the lead up to the next election.
The issue
Artists are among the lowest income earners in Australia. Add disability to the mix, and things only get worse. To fix this double-disadvantage, artists with disability are calling for real money and real jobs.
Arts Access Australia is asking the government to take up this call for justice and provide:
Real money: more funding to support artists with disability; and
Real Jobs: increased employment rates for people with disability in all government-funded arts and cultural organisations.
#artsaccessaustralia
https://artsaccessaustralia.org/projects/advocacy/realmoneyrealjobs/
#RealMoneyRealJobs this campaign is targeting the government to address the 42% disability pay gap in the arts, in the lead up to the next election.
The issue
Artists are among the lowest income earners in Australia. Add disability to the mix, and things only get worse. To fix this double-disadvantage, artists with disability are calling for real money and real jobs.
Arts Access Australia is asking the government to take up this call for justice and provide:
Real money: more funding to support artists with disability; and
Real Jobs: increased employment rates for people with disability in all government-funded arts and cultural organisations.
#artsaccessaustralia
https://regionalarts.com.au/programs/clunes-booktown-festival-2019-regional-arts-australia-stall/ StoryProjects Regional Arts Australia
Clunes Booktown Festival 2019 - Regional Arts Australia Stall - Regional Arts Australia
Supporting regional, remote and rural authors, artists and arts organisations to share their publications with a national audience. About Clunes Booktown Festival The Clunes Booktown Festival is all about celebrating books and the great conversations and big ideas that come from them. The Festival i...
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International women's day is fast approaching - check out this documentary film by Nitesh Raj Pant and Silpi Dhungana Pant. Nitesh Raj Pant will be presenting a new video 'Support and Grow' to celebrate International Women's Day on 8 March @ Darwin Community Arts
My Story
#mystory #dreambigprincess
The concept behind 'My Story' is to encourage and inspire women from migrant and refugee background to follow their dreams and dreams can be achieved.
For me personally this is one of my dream projects and I am sharing my dream with you all today.
This project was not possible without support from NT government. My sincere thanks to Office of Women's policy. Thank you Bong Ramilo , Jim McDowel and entire Darwin Community Arts Family.
I am very grateful to Ron Mitchell and Ferdous Mitchell for continuous support.Thank you UNAA-NT for providing me this platform to showcase "My Story" premiere during "One Humanity" World humanitarian Day Event 2016 on 29 August 2016.
I would also like to thank my family specially my Mum Dhungana Nirmala , my brother SagÜn DhunGânâ and my husband Nitesh Raj Pant for supporting and encouraging me throughout the project.
I would like to extend my gratitude towards Jaya Srinivas, Mahongo Fumbeloi, Marilou Braga Capati , Jane Clement and Madhu Shrestha for sharing your inspirational stories.
Finally, I would like to thank all who helped me directly and indirectly to promote My Story.
Thank you again for witnessing my dream coming true.
Complete video will be uploaded soon at http://www.malak.org.au/my-story/
Sincerely
Silpi Dhungana Pant
Creative Producer-Darwin Community Arts
Treasurer-United Nation Association Northern Territory Division
