First Nations people from both Darwin, Australia and Anchorage, Alaska talk about maintaining culture, introducing themselves, their communities, work, life and cultural connections and aspirations. Both Nations, the Larrakia and Dena'ina, share how they are revitalising their culture and language, despite the devastation of colonisation.

Parallel Hearts captures the shared experiences, challenges, aspirations and dreams of two First Nations peoples, the Larrakia people of Darwin, Australia and the Dena’ina people of Anchorage, Alaska. Darwin and Anchorage are Sister Cities, a program that fosters to promote cross-cultural understanding and build vibrant and connected communities, generating mutual benefits for both cities.

For more info head to: https://discover.darwin.nt.gov.au/

This podcast was produced by Gaia Osbourne as part of the City of Darwin's Sister Cities program, in partnership with Larrakia Nation, the Alaska Native Heritage Centre and Alaskan radio station KNBA. 

Parallel Hearts was produced on Larrakia and Dena'ina Traditional Lands.

First Nations people from both Darwin, Australia and Anchorage, Alaska talk about maintaining culture, introducing themselves, their communities, work, life and cultural connections and aspirations. Both Nations, the Larrakia and Dena'ina, share how they are revitalising their culture and language, despite the devastation of colonisation.
Parallel Hearts captures the shared experiences, challenges, aspirations and dreams of two First Nations peoples, the Larrakia people of Darwin, Australia and the Dena&rsquo;ina people of Anchorage, Alaska. Darwin and Anchorage are Sister Cities, a program that fosters to promote cross-cultural understanding and build vibrant and connected communities, generating mutual benefits for both cities.
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This podcast was produced by Gaia Osbourne as part of the City of Darwin's Sister Cities program, in partnership with Larrakia Nation, the Alaska Native Heritage Centre and Alaskan radio station KNBA.&nbsp;
Parallel Hearts was produced on Larrakia and Dena'ina Traditional Lands.

Parallel Hearts captures the shared experiences, challenges, aspirations and dreams of two First Nations peoples, the Larrakia people of Darwin, Australia and the Dena’ina people of Anchorage, Alaska.

Darwin and Anchorage are Sister Cities, a program that fosters to promote cross-cultural understanding and build vibrant and connected communities, generating mutual benefits for both cities.

Parallel Hearts captures the shared experiences, challenges, aspirations and dreams of two First Nations peoples, the Larrakia people of Darwin, Australia and the Dena&rsquo;ina people of Anchorage, Alaska.
Darwin and Anchorage are Sister Cities, a program that fosters to promote cross-cultural understanding and build vibrant and connected communities, generating mutual benefits for both cities.

The Larrakia people of Darwin and the Dena'ina people of Alaska share their stories.

Parallel Hearts

Parallel Hearts captures the shared experiences, challenges, aspirations and dreams of two First Nations peoples, the Larrakia people of Darwin, Australia and the Dena’ina people of Anchorage, Alaska.

Darwin and Anchorage are Sister Cities, a program that fosters cross-cultural understanding while building vibrant and connected communities.

Parallel Hearts captures the shared experiences, challenges, aspirations and dreams of two First Nations peoples, the Larrakia people of Darwin, Australia and the Dena&rsquo;ina people of Anchorage, Alaska.
Darwin and Anchorage are Sister Cities, a program that fosters cross-cultural understanding while building vibrant and connected communities.

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