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Sulawesi Folklore from Maros Pangkep: Comic books for Education

University of Wollongong
Kimbrough, Alena ; Becker, Daniel ; Nurliana, Nurliana ; Irfan Bachry, Dedy ; Lebe, Rustan ; Hendrajaya, Lory ; Andi Abbas, Djajang
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These comic books are adapted from traditional folklore of the Maros and Pangkep regions in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Every effort has been made to preserve the authenticity and integrity of the original stories. Some content may reflect cultural norms, values, or depictions that differ from contemporary perspectives. These elements have been retained to honour the original storytelling and cultural context in which they were shared.

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Research statement: The Maros Pangkep Geopark in South Sulawesi was designated as a UNESCO Global geopark (MPUGGp) on 24 May 2023. Outreach and education are of critical importance to preserve this extraordinary region, its extensive history, and outstanding geological elements.
In collaboration with the University of Wollongong, MPUGGp, the Indonesian Heritage agency, and Invisible Ink Studio, we created comic books to share cultural and scientific knowledge with youth, visitors, and local communities. ‘Comic books for education: South Sulawesi Folklore and Scientific Discoveries’ has received grant funding from the Australia-Indonesia Institute of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. These comic books are intended as inclusive and accessible educational resources to share cultural stories and scientific insights – enhancing awareness and celebrating the region's rich heritage. We hope you enjoy them!

Issued: 29 08 2025

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text: South Sulawesi, Indonesia; Wollongong, Australia

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