Title Rabbit-proof fence : study guide / written for ATOM by Geraldine Carrodus, Libby Tudball and Tammy Walsh

Published [Carlton South, Vic.] : ATOM, [2001] ©2001

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MELB	791.43076 Aus/Rpf		AVAILABLE

Description 12 pages : illustrations, photographs ; 30 cm Series ATOM study guides ATOM study guides Summary The film is based on the true story of three young aboriginal girls (Molly, Gracie and Daisy) forcibly removed from their families in Jigalong, W.A., in 1931. Taken to be trained as domestic servants at Moore River Native Settlement north of Perth, the film tells the story of their experiences to return home along the rabbit-proof fence Notes Cover title Bibliography Includes bibliography Subject Moore River Native Settlement (W.A.) -- History. Jigalong Mission Motion pictures -- Problems, exercises, etc. -- Juvenile literature. Aboriginal Australians -- Fiction. Aboriginal Australians -- Relocation -- Fiction. Aboriginal Australians -- Child welfare -- Personal narratives -- Fiction Children, Aboriginal Australian -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Fiction. Aboriginal Australians, Treatment of -- History -- Fiction. SUBJECT Moore River Region (W.A.) -- Fiction Jigalong Region (W.A.) -- Fiction Genre/Form Fiction. Author Tudball, Libby. Walsh, Tammy Pilkington, Doris, 1937-2014. Follow the rabbit-proof fence. Australian Teachers of Media. ISBN 1876467126

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