• Cultural Perspectives on Domestic and Family Violence - Ranu

  • 2023/01/31
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Cultural Perspectives on Domestic and Family Violence - Ranu

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  • Ranu is of Papua New Guinea Australian Descent, born in Papua New Guinea and now living in Australia Queensland. Ranu is an educator and an artist. As an educator, Ranu has 30 years of experience as an Early Childhood Professional. As an artist, Ranu is a dancer, classical musician, performer and ‘maker’. In more recent years, Ranu has shared her skills in making Bilum and other traditional weaving skills and exhibited some of her artistic creations. The Bilum is unique to Papua New Guinea and is commonly used by Papua New Guinean women to carry babies, take vegetables to the market, as handbags and is also used to create clothing, in particular, the ‘bilum dress’. Ranu shares her personal and cultural perspective on Domestic and Family Violence.

    If you are in immediate danger, please call 000 and ask for the Police.

    DV Connect’s Women's line is a 24-hour, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, crisis response telephone helpline for Queenslanders who want to escape domestic violence. Please call them on 1800 811 811.

    This project was funded by Queensland Government. It aims to help people recognise, respond and prevent domestic and family violence.
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Ranu is of Papua New Guinea Australian Descent, born in Papua New Guinea and now living in Australia Queensland. Ranu is an educator and an artist. As an educator, Ranu has 30 years of experience as an Early Childhood Professional. As an artist, Ranu is a dancer, classical musician, performer and ‘maker’. In more recent years, Ranu has shared her skills in making Bilum and other traditional weaving skills and exhibited some of her artistic creations. The Bilum is unique to Papua New Guinea and is commonly used by Papua New Guinean women to carry babies, take vegetables to the market, as handbags and is also used to create clothing, in particular, the ‘bilum dress’. Ranu shares her personal and cultural perspective on Domestic and Family Violence.

If you are in immediate danger, please call 000 and ask for the Police.

DV Connect’s Women's line is a 24-hour, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, crisis response telephone helpline for Queenslanders who want to escape domestic violence. Please call them on 1800 811 811.

This project was funded by Queensland Government. It aims to help people recognise, respond and prevent domestic and family violence.
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