Off The Leash previews the production
Following an interview with Laura and Liz, Off The Leash have published a preview of the production on their website and within the August edition of their widely circulated events-based magazine.
According to their website, they “print 11,000+ copies each month and distribute to over 230 locations across the NT, with a readership of 33,000 Territorians and welcome visitors”.
The article by Jenna Hoare, quotes Laura as saying: “It feels right that Gary Lang comes in to tell this story. Gary brings a different perspective because it’s about his soul coming back here [to the Northern Territory]. It’s about movement, space, and confinement. It’s also a universal story.”
Seminar at Charles Darwin University
On Friday 11th August, Laura and Liz will deliver a seminar about the project at Charles Darwin University (CDU)’s Northern Institute.
Publicity and a link to register to attend have been shared by CDU via social media (Twitter, Facebook, Linked In).
Forum with Clinks/National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance
Registration is also open for a Forum of the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance to be hosted by Northumbria University on the 14th September 2023 and for which Liz and Laura will be the main speakers.
The event titled ‘Cross-cultural arts practice with young people‘ will be NCJAA’s first in-person forum in the North of England since before the Covid-19 pandemic.
NCJAA are publicising the forum through their website and e-newsletter. They say “This event is co-delivered in partnership with Northumbria University who will be sharing their latest findings following the publication of The stolen generations case study via the NCJAA website last year”.
Press Release from Northumbria University
Meanwhile, a press release about our research project and the upcoming performances, has been published on the Northumbria University website and distributed to a wide range of media contacts in the UK and Australia.
