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The walking neighbourhood hosted by children

September 2, 2015

The walking neighbourhood hosted by children Louise’s interest in children’s citizenship has also led her to collaborate with community cultural development artist, Lenine Bourke to explore opportunities for children’s participation in the public sphere to expand through an innovative relational arts project titled The Walking Neighbourhood hosted by Children (http://thewalkingneighbourhood.com.au). The innovation of this arts…
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