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Warlpiri women creating resource kit for Indigenous children

July 6, 2023 - 08:41 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A group of senior Warlpiri women have created a new resource kit aimed at breaking cycles of trauma in their remote desert community. As Yuendumu continues to suffer significant poverty, as well as violence and unrest.