Ŋarali’Miriw Marthakal
BARK created educational materials in collaboration with the Marthakal Health Clinic to build awareness around Ŋarali (cigarettes) and the effects on the body, mind and community.
BARK worked with key members of the Marthakal team to identify storytelling aimed towards young people.
This involved consultation with Elders, community members and workshops with young people from Homelands.
BARK produced a series of cartoons, short videos and longer interviews with Yolŋu community members.
Marthakal Immunisation Program
BARK created educational materials in collaboration with the Marthakal Health Clinic to provide information about the benifits of Immunisations for Homeland communities.
BARK worked with key members of the Marthakal team as well as key community stakeholders to create a suite of educational materials that cover Microscopic life, Germs, Transmission, Immune Response, Immunisations and holistic community health for Yolŋu people living on Homelands in the Marthakal IPA of North East Arnhem Land.
BARK produced a storybook, shortform video series, longform video series and an interactive HTML5 video game.
Masterplan Strategy
BARK worked with Marthakal to communicate its Masterplan strategy, creating a 30 minute documentary and ongoing advocacy pieces.
These works have been used to communicate the strategic goals of Marthakal and the Yolŋu people they serve to the community, internal stakeholders and external bodies such as the Federal Government.
BARK produced a 30 minute documentary through a series of longform interviews conducted by Marthakal MEO Marcus Mungul Lacey.
Animated works were produced through iterative design sessions where feedback was incorporated into every stage of the production to ensure clear presentation of key ideas and metaphors.
Further works have been created to articulate the role of Marthakal and the work that each department does including the Ranger program, Airline and Health Services.
