[ANSWER]HSC203 Assignment 1: Narrative/Storying (Flexible Presentation Format) Story Board

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Assignment 1: Narrative

Title: Assignment 1 is a Narrative/storying (flexible presentation format) Story Board 

Value: 30 %

Length: very approximately 1000-1500 words

Due Date Monday Week 4 

This assignment is an opportunity for you to tell Lowitja O’Donohue individual’s health story (on a specific Indigenous health topic) in a professional perspective.

The main requirement of the assignment is to do a ‘biography’ on the indigenous Australian Lowitja O’Donohue on Indigenous health topics. This is about putting the ‘face to the facts’ as it were and telling the stories that come with the statistics. (Flexible Presentation Format)

What to do:

Look into the life of Lowitja O’Donohue a well know indigenous Australian who have battled some kind of health issue. This information is in the public domain.

You will need to ask yourself questions like:

How might have this health condition impacted on Lowitja O’Donohue, their family, their community and perhaps the wider community. It is recommended that you read and search widely.

References:

Use 8 References which are based ONLY IN AUSTRALIA. Please ONLY USE REFERENCES FROM THE YEARS 2005 ON WARDS. PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING LINK TO IN TEXT REFERENCE AND TO FORM THE REFERENE LIST:

NOTE: PLEASE MAKE SURE ALL REFERENCES CAN BE SEARCH, ACCESSED AND DOWNLOADED

[Flexible Presentation Format: ANSWER PREVIEW]

Japaljarri played a major role in his community. He was a Nangkari, a traditional healer and in order to fully understand and his health journey, I wish to introduce the Wana Jukurrpa – the snake dreaming¹.

Japaljarri was a custodian of this story, and while I can only give you a small snapshot, the deep significance and meaning to this story belongs to the enduring custodians of this Jukurrpa (Roque C. S., 2014). The snake is a powerful spirit, it travels in the land and in the people, passing through many experiences.

He gets wounded and attacked on his travels, but keeps moving, traveling to a waterhole. Deep in the waterhole his power and spirit change. The snake turns into a spirit being with great mapanpa – healing power…..[Buy Full Answer for Just USD 9: 1316 WORDS]

[Flexible Presentation Format: SOLUTION DESCRIPTION]

Type: Essay

Word Count: 1316

Grade/Mark: 88 (Distinction)

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