Response to “Body as A Picture Book: A tool for narrative conversations inspired by tattoos” by Paul Graham

Jacob Tumanako works with young people, families and communities intersecting with the criminal justice system. He is also a Māori man with tattoos or tā moko. Here, Jacob offers a response to Paul Graham’s paper “Body as A Picture Book: A tool for narrative conversations inspired by tattoos”, which is published in this issue of the journal.

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Journal
International Journal of Narrative Therapy and Community Work
Published
2024-09-19
DOI
https://doi.org/10.4320/regk2280
Primary Topic
Tattoo and Body Piercing Complications
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Response to “Body as A Picture Book: A tool for narrative conversations inspired by tattoos” by Paul Graham

Jacob Tumanako
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Tattoo and Body Piercing Complications
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Response to “Body as A Picture Book: A tool for narrative conversations inspired by tattoos” by Paul Graham

Jacob Tumanako
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Abstract

Jacob Tumanako works with young people, families and communities intersecting with the criminal justice system. He is also a Māori man with tattoos or tā moko. Here, Jacob offers a response to Paul Graham’s paper “Body as A Picture Book: A tool for narrative conversations inspired by tattoos”, which is published in this issue of the journal.

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