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Supporting widowed people in rural communities
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Michelle Moriarty has won an award for establishing groups for widowed people in rural Australia to support each other. But Michelle is not going to stop there, because she would like us all to be able to support young people who have been widowed. Reflecting on her own experience, Michelle realised that the reason she didn’t receive the help she needed was not that people didn’t want to help. It was a language problem. Michelle wants us all to be fluent in talking about grief.
Michelle’s award:
https://agrifutures.com.au/opportunities/rural-womens-award/
The themes in this episode are also discussed in other episodes:
Women ‘s contribution to rural Australia is discussed by Prof Margaret Alston OAM:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0dtb0G1LB1QBfkku1LkrxH?si=33b7a82101ea43e4
Bereavement is discussed by Julie Kulikoski OAM:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0ZigGWtr0sk9zk19vDVQBP?si=03167b20491d4d8e
Other Resources
Any ordinary Day: Leigh Sales, Penguin Books
Till Death Do Us Part: Fenella Souter, The Age Good Weekend, 20/05/23
Online version;
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