Sonja Peter Sonja Peter i(A98098 works by)
Gender: Female
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Sonja Peter compiled an untitled submission prepared by the Tjunguntji Women's Council (Aboriginal Corporation) in Weipa, Queensland in 1990. She was also part of the project consultation team for the building of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Aboriginal Cultural Centre (1996), and acted as a consultant for the draft of a report titled 'Indoor Stoves for Remote Aboriginal Communities' (Alice Springs, 1997). She also designed the pilot pavement project of public art, installed in the footpath in front of the CATIA building in Alice Springs in 1998 as part of an envisaged Aboriginal cultural interpretive centre.

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y separately published work icon Yarrtji : Six Women's Stories from the Great Sandy Desert Canberra : Aboriginal Studies Press , 1997 Z1301222 1997 anthology oral history prose poetry dreaming story

'Life stories interwoven with over 700 stunning photographs and reproductions form a journey with these women sharing their country and culture. They are all storytellers, dancers, singers, healers and artists. The stories are told in their own words and their languages are represented.' (Source: Online)

1998 shortlisted New South Wales Premier's History Prize New South Wales History Prize General History Prize
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