HSHussam Sarafحسام الصراف
HSHussam Sarafحسام الصراف
Books & Projects · 2017

Ask the Cows: creating & presenting the story

Ask the Cows: إعداد القصة وتقديمها

The storybook, the team and project presentations from the 2017 Community Leadership Program.

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Read / download PDF ↗ 31 photographed pages · 19 MB

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Ask the Cows storybook cover with black-and-white cow markings and a speech bubble containing the title.
Ask the Cows · The project’s picture storybook
The five-member Ask the Cows project team pictured together at the 2017 Community Leadership Program graduation.
The team behind Ask the Cows
Hussam Saraf standing indoors with three fellow participants from his project memories.
People and connections behind the shared project
A group presenting beside a Greater Shepparton banner and a projected photograph of a cow sculpture and fire engines.
Presenting Ask the Cows at the 2017 networking dinner
Hussam Saraf and another participant standing beside colourful cow sculptures in Shepparton.
Connecting the story with Shepparton’s Moooving Art cows
Hussam Saraf presenting beside a Greater Shepparton banner and a projected photograph of a colourful cow sculpture.
Presenting the story’s connection with Moooving Art
Hussam Saraf at a lectern beside a projected photograph of a cow sculpture dressed as a police officer.
Shepparton’s cow sculptures on screen
Hussam Saraf standing with fellow presenters while one speaks into a microphone at the Parklake lectern.
Presenting the project together

The people behind the book.

Written by: Adelle Brown and Katrina Rowland.

Project team and contributors: Hussam Saraf, Kara McCann, Karen Sacuzzo, Katrina Rowland and Adelle Brown are acknowledged in the book for their work and advice, alongside the program’s facilitators, organisers and participants.

Supporters and organisations credited in the book: Greater Shepparton City Council; Word and Mouth; Shepparton Interfaith Network; Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District Inc.; and Imam Kadhim Mosque – The Iraqi Community Centre.

Illustrators and special acknowledgements

Illustration credits

IllustrationIllustrator
Tourist Cow and Cowch CowCosimo Rando
Police CowDante Mori
Fruity Calf and Riverconnect CowKarren Pollerd (Shepparton ACE College)
Business MooKatie Mason
NuclearHelen Jeffs
Book CowseAlexa Mori
Skater CowJet James (Year 8 student)
BlueyCourtney Grigg
Rumbalara CowRonald Thompson (aged 76)
Australia CowPeter Maloney

Special acknowledgements

The book thanks Matthew Walker, Shepparton Police Multicultural Liaison Officer; Dean Lloyd, Shepparton Police Youth Resource Officer; Jim Gow of Word and Mouth; and The People’s Picnic organisers Helen, Steve, Jack and Zia, who helped launch the book.

It also acknowledges Greater Shepparton City Council’s assistance, advice, permissions, support and guidance. The original printed edition was limited to 200 copies.

Read the original acknowledgements and credits in the book ↗

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