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We are Blacktown

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by UTS Impact Studios

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Portraits of Blacktown community leaders and people working for change. You'll hear from a doctor who is sounding the alarm about how dangerous heat can be for human health, a basketball coach whose players have made it to the big league, a Dharug traditional owner whose art and stories are telling the true history of the area's first people, and many more Blacktown legends.    Experience stories of strength and thriving communities, straight from Sydney's West. And to see pictures of each of these people, visit https://impactstudios.edu.au/weareblacktown (https://impactstudios.edu.au/weareblacktown) We are Blacktown is part of a place-based audio project by Impact Studios, supported by the Paul Ramsay Foundation. The project, Welcome to Blacktown, sought to learn about Blacktown’s many and varied communities, together with the innovative and inspired social change work that is happening there. Over six months, the Impact Studios team conducted almost 100 interviews with people connected to Blacktown, exploring and investigating the question of how communities thrive. The interviews were rich, broad and non-extractive. We sought to understand the full context of what each person was doing. We listened to them tell stories of their lives, on their own terms: their families, their passions, their work and what motivates them to do it, their challenges and achievements.  We are Blacktown is produced by https://impactstudios.edu.au/ (Impact Studios) at the https://www.uts.edu.au/ (University of Technology Sydney), in partnership with https://www.paulramsayfoundation.org.au/ (The Paul Ramsay Foundation).

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July 18, 2024

Leanne Redpath

<p>Leanne Redpath is a Dharug artist, educator and book illustrator. She is also connected to the Burubiranggal, Warmuli and many other family groups across Sydney and NSW. Leanne started painting with her mother as a young child. She is the author of Cooee Mittigar and Sharing, children’s books created to share Dharug knowledge and culture. Leanne is a long-serving director of the Dharug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation. She is a mother and grandmother, and she loves spending time with her family and on Country.</p> <hr> <p>We are Blacktown is a UTS Impact Studios production.<br>Producers: Britta Jorgensen, Jane Curtis, Celine Teo-Blockey <br>Executive Producer: Olivia Rosenman<br>Sound design: Melissa May<br>Research: Jackie May<br>Podcast artwork: Alexandra Morris<br>Theme music: Beaming by FRIDAY </p>

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July 18, 2024

Mayor Chagai

<p>Mayor Chagai is the founder and head coach of Savannah Pride, a basketball club that mentors and connects young people through sport. Savannah Pride is a grassroots youth organisation that draws on the South Sudanese community’s passion for basketball to foster community harmony.  At six years old, war forced Mayor to leave his South Sudanese village. He made his way via Ethiopia to a Kenyan refugee camp, where he discovered he had a gift for basketball. A true community leader, Mayor’s work with Savannah Pride creates a supportive place where young people in the Blacktown LGA can channel their energy and grow. </p> <hr> <p>We are Blacktown is a UTS Impact Studios production.<br>Producers: Britta Jorgensen, Jane Curtis, Celine Teo-Blockey <br>Executive Producer: Olivia Rosenman<br>Sound design: Melissa May<br>Research: Jackie May<br>Podcast artwork: Alexandra Morris<br>Theme music: Beaming by FRIDAY</p>

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July 18, 2024

Kim Loo

<p>Kim Loo is a doctor who has worked in the Blacktown LGA for 35 years. She is committed to highlighting the evidence around social, environmental and commercial determinants of health. She is a tireless advocate for climate justice.  </p> <p>Kim is a fourth-generation Australian with a Malaysian Chinese cultural background. She is the mother of two adult children. </p> <p>Kim is passionate about permaculture and cooking and she uses these activities and values to grow her community.  </p> <p>She contributes to many public health and wellbeing organisations including NSW Doctors for the Environment, Asian Australians for Climate Solutions, the Australian Medical Association, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, the Hills Doctors Association and the Western Sydney Primary Health Network.  </p> <hr> <p>We are Blacktown is a UTS Impact Studios production.<br>Producers: Britta Jorgensen, Jane Curtis, Celine Teo-Blockey <br>Executive Producer: Olivia Rosenman<br>Sound design: Melissa May<br>Research: Jackie May<br>Podcast artwork: Alexandra Morris<br>Theme music: Beaming by FRIDAY</p>

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What is We are Blacktown?

Portraits of Blacktown community leaders and people working for change. You'll hear from a doctor who is sounding the alarm about how dangerous heat can be for human health, a basketball coach whose players have made it to the big league, a Dharug traditional owner whose art and stories are telling the true history of the area's first people, and many more Blacktown legends.   

Experience stories of strength and thriving communities, straight from Sydney's West. And to see pictures of each of these people, visit https://impactstudios.edu.au/weareblacktown (https://impactstudios.edu.au/weareblacktown)

We are Blacktown is part of a place-based audio project by Impact Studios, supported by the Paul Ramsay Foundation. The project, Welcome to Blacktown, sought to learn about Blacktown’s many and varied communities, together with the innovative and inspired social change work that is happening there. Over six months, the Impact Studios team conducted almost 100 interviews with people connected to Blacktown, exploring and investigating the question of how communities thrive. The interviews were rich, broad and non-extractive. We sought to understand the full context of what each person was doing. We listened to them tell stories of their lives, on their own terms: their families, their passions, their work and what motivates them to do it, their challenges and achievements. 

We are Blacktown is produced by https://impactstudios.edu.au/ (Impact Studios) at the https://www.uts.edu.au/ (University of Technology Sydney), in partnership with https://www.paulramsayfoundation.org.au/ (The Paul Ramsay Foundation).

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