Maureen O'Keefe and Olivia Nigro from the Running Waters Community Press chat to The Big Brekky about the debut of 'kwatye urrewe', an immersive film series follows writers from across the central desert sharing their writing on their homelands, directed by Keiran Satour.

Held this Sunday, March 17th from 12pm at The Roastery, the film is presented by a group of First Nations writers and linguists as part of the Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival, and livestreamed direct from the Festival. The project is a partnership by Running Water Community Press & GARUWA, funded by the Readings Foundation & the Northern Territory Government of Australia. 

Maureen O'Keefe and Olivia Nigro from the <a href="https://www.runningwatercommunitypress.com/">Running Waters Community Press</a> chat to The Big Brekky about the debut of '<a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=737201171857187&amp;amp;set=a.425012823076025&amp;amp;locale=ms_MY">kwatye urrewe</a>', an immersive film series follows writers from across the central desert sharing their writing on their homelands, directed by Keiran Satour.
Held this Sunday, March 17th from 12pm at The Roastery, the film is presented by a group of First Nations writers and linguists as part of the <a href="https://blakandbright.com.au/2024/">Blak &amp; Bright First Nations Literary Festival</a>, and livestreamed direct from the Festival. The project is a partnership by Running Water Community Press &amp; GARUWA, funded by the Readings Foundation &amp; the Northern Territory Government of Australia.

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Interviews, local stories and news for Central Australia and The Barkly.
Presented live weekdays on 8CCC Radio 102.1FM.
Stream through the 8CCC Connect app and 8ccc.com.au
Listen back to interviews On Demand or through our podcast
8CCC Big Brekky is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation