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25.01.2022 Practicing for Dance Rites 2020.
25.01.2022 Today we participate in the National Sorry Day/Reconciliation Event at the Colebrook Site in Blackwood. To the organisers a job well done rain; hail and shine it was an awesome event and all those who braved the cold and came out it was an event not to be missed. Listening to songs, stories, poetry and dance bring tears to those who have had direct memories from what took place with the Stolen Generations Story. Let our healing begin.
25.01.2022 Wow so exciting.
24.01.2022 Travelling to Victor Harbour.Travelling to Victor Harbour.
24.01.2022 This year the theme of the National Reconciliation Week was Grounded in truth: Walk together with courage. UniSA proudly recognized this week by organizing an e...vent at city west campus which featured: Breathtaking performance by an Aboriginal group from Port Augusta called DUSTY FEET MOB Live performances by Nathan May Music on guitar and Les Giles with a traditional didgeridoo Medicinal native plants to take home Bush tucker tasting, kangaroo BBQ and yoghurt mixed with native berries by Something Wild Free gift items printed with Aboriginal designs Check out some of the pictures shot by Lewis Nguyen Photography who is currently a business school student too #NRW2019 #GroundedinTruth #WalkTogether2019 #ReconciliationUniSA See more
23.01.2022 So after a big 2 weeks the DFM had again gone into schools to celebrate NAIDOC 2019, and during this week have participated in various events within the region - Pt Augusta, Adelaide, Port Pirie and Whyalla. Now they are looking forward to having a break and enjoying the rest of the school holidays. Tonight most of the dancers are off to the NAIDOC Youth Ball and we trust that they have fun as we are so proud of their contributions throughout the Week of celebrations. Standing strong and proud and doing their bit through stories told through contemporary dance about who we are as Aboriginal people but doing it through the eyes and lens of our youth. Our stories must continue to be told and this is a small part of ensuring that they are.
23.01.2022 Reconciliation Week Grounded in Truth, Walk together with Courage saw the DFM group participated in events throughout the week. Colebrook Reconciliation Event, Family Matters Event, Uni SA event, Port Augusta Breakfast, Port Augusta Reconciliation Walk, Stirling North Primary School and It was a big week but one to be proud off. We continue to tell our stories through dance and doing our bit in keeping our stories alive especially the Stolen Generation-Took the Children Away sung by Archie Roach now to have some rest ready to do it all again in NAIDOC Week.
22.01.2022 DFM participating at the TARPARI Wellbeing Family Day in Port Pirie. Had a awesome day and thanks again Port Pirie for the invite. Was great to catch up with Elaine and Elle Lovegrove. A big shout out to the young fellas who did their first dance today so proud of you all.
22.01.2022 The Dusty feet Mob acknowledge the support and funding of the District Council of Elliston, the Wirangu II Native Title Claimant Group, the Alinytjara Wilurara Natural Resources Management Board, Country Arts SA Regional Arts Australia fund, the Elliston Caravan Park the Elliston community and; other stakeholders for making it possible for DFM to participate at the opening of the Elliston Monument and walking trail, a significant and historical event. (see below link) It was... a privilege, the kids had an amazing time and the priceless opportunity to learn about the history, significance and sad history of the site. The monument is a small part of the healing process and a credit to the Wirangu Traditional Owners and the Elliston Community. We loved the warm welcome received by all, the kids workshop was awesome and to the Elliston Caravan Park family thank you we loved our time with you and yes we will be back. http://www.abc.net.au//waterloo-bay-monument-to-m/10375292
22.01.2022 DFM had the opportunity to dance and participate in the Sista to Sista day. A great day lovely to see sister coming and sharing the same message about Saying NO to violence.
21.01.2022 DFM attended the AFSS Together with Community Event in Salisbury. Thank you for the invite to come and share in the event we really enjoyed the day.
20.01.2022 DFM participates in a Quiz night @ the Hopes Cafe. Great evening lots of laughing, dancing and just having fun.
20.01.2022 Was a great honour to have met some amazing ppl and the feedback is what keeps us motivated.
20.01.2022 DFM had the opportunity to dance at the Marree Field Day. Long trip via Coober Pedy, William Creek and down the Oodnadatta track There was even an unscheduled performance at Farina for some enthusiastic campers on the way home . Well done to all
19.01.2022 Well done DFM performing at the DPTI Reconciliation Forum today. Well received great feedback thanks Jazmyn for organising the day.
18.01.2022 Awesome well done.
18.01.2022 A new SAFC supported documentary by emerging Aboriginal filmmakers in Port Augusta will reach national audiences thanks to Australian music legend Archie Roach,... who was so impressed by the film he will screen it as part of his live performances on his upcoming national tour! "DUSTY FEET MOB - This Storys True" by Change Media was created as part of last years Port Augusta Emerging Film Development Program, a series of development and production workshops for emerging Aboriginal screen creatives funded and presented by the SAFC, along with Country Arts SA with support from the Port Augusta City Council.
17.01.2022 The DFM had the opportunity to be on stage as special guest at the Neil Murray Concert in Woomera. A small town but what an amazing reception. DFM took the time to visit the school and danced for children who at times may feel isolated. The group had a awesome time as they continue to keep telling our stories through dance.
17.01.2022 Hi and welcome 2019 we have been away and have enjoyed the Christmas and Holiday break. As 2019 is starting to set in we have already been asked to perform throughout the year in various towns, schools and workshops. We thanks all those who have supported us an as we now look towards this year and what it will it bring we say thank you for those who messaged us and who have been following our journey from all in the DFM family.
16.01.2022 DFM participating in the Ordination Service @ the Chapel St Uniting Church.
16.01.2022 Call out: Seeking all Aboriginal and Torres Strait people who are interested in all aspects of film making If you would like to express interest in a film devel...opment program, please head on over to our website and download the information. https://www.yartapurtli.com.au/film-development-program.html Expressions of Interest must be submitted by 5:00pm Friday 7 June, 2019. #CountryArtsSA #SouthAustralianFilmCorporation
15.01.2022 DFM all ready to hit the road to Coober Pedy in their new bus. Well done all the hard work has paid off and now we have our own set of wheels. Thank you to all those who have helped us and supported us through this process. We are in Coober Pedy this week participating in their NAIDOC celebrations.
14.01.2022 DFM performing in Whyalla today celebrating NAIDOC week. A lovely day sharing our stories through dance.
13.01.2022 To top our weekend off we got the opportunity to catch up with Uncle Archie Roach what an honour to sit and yarn with our Legend. Then to have the opportunity to dance live with him in concert without any practice just do what we do best and just dance and let the dancing tell the story. Thank you uncle for allowing us to be apart of your story and to the organisers for giving us the space to dance.
13.01.2022 Had an awesome night sharing with the Fusion Group from Vic and NSW. Thank you Gemma we love having your group come and share trust you have a safe travels to Uluru enjoy.
12.01.2022 After a big weekend we are finally on our way home. Surrender 2019 was absolutely AWESOME such a powerful and meaningful event to be participating in we really enjoyed our time renewing friendships and making new friends.
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09.01.2022 Heres young ppl sharing their story through dance.
08.01.2022 Day 1 Celebrating NAIDOC 2020 @ Pika Wiya Health Service Opening Ceremony. Always was Always will be.
08.01.2022 Had a great time today at the Whyalla Hospital, thanks again Glenise for the invite. I think thats 3 years in a row now
06.01.2022 Kids had a great time at the front beach with the team from Melbourne lots of activities, fun and a sausage sizzle.
06.01.2022 We are thrilled to have DUSTY FEET MOB performing on Day 2 of the 8th SNAICC National Conference, 2-5 September 2019. From Port Augusta, S.A. Dusty Feet Mob ar...e an Aboriginal dance group that builds a connection to culture, language, community and country through dance. https://www.snaicc.org.au/conference/program/ See more
06.01.2022 Here’s young ppl sharing their story through dance.
04.01.2022 DFM in Clare Today Celebrating Clare NAIDOC Event. We thoroughly enjoyed our day sharing our stories through dance. Thank you for the invite
03.01.2022 DFM still going strong, still telling our story through dance rain, hail or shine we are there.
03.01.2022 Today the DFM are off to Whyalla to perform and to participate in the Whyalla Youth Week. Have fun,enjoy sure there will be lots of singing and laughter in the bus today.
02.01.2022 Yahoo there back after cancelling all of their booking for performances that needed to be cancelled due to Covid 19. Today we got to see them again even the dancers were excited.
02.01.2022 The West Coast town of Elliston is making headlines across Australia as a leader in reconciliation - with the official opening of a unique monument, recognising a massacre of Aboriginal people in 1849.
