Upcoming Events
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Unleash your cooking potential and join us for a three-part online series as Nornie from Mabu Mabu takes us through three of her favourite dishes.
Mabu Mabu is a saying in the Torres Strait that means ‘help yourself’ or ‘bon appetite.’ It is announced at the start of a banquet or at a gathering of friends and family.
There will also be Q&A on how you can use native ingredients in your everyday cooking, while sharing stories about Indigenous food, cooking, and the Chef’s (Nornie Bero) culture heritage: the Komet Tribe of the Meriam People of Mer Island in the Torres Strait.
After each workshop you attend, you will receive the star ingredient to try at home in your own time.
Dates:
Wednesday 3 April – entrée
Wednesday 10 April – main course
Wednesday 24 April – dessert
Time: 11am – 12.30pm
Registration is a must!
Download flyer here
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Unleash your cooking potential and join us for a three-part online series as Nornie from Mabu Mabu takes us through three of her favourite dishes.
Mabu Mabu is a saying in the Torres Strait that means ‘help yourself’ or ‘bon appetite.’ It is announced at the start of a banquet or at a gathering of friends and family.
There will also be Q&A on how you can use native ingredients in your everyday cooking, while sharing stories about Indigenous food, cooking, and the Chef’s (Nornie Bero) culture heritage: the Komet Tribe of the Meriam People of Mer Island in the Torres Strait.
After each workshop you attend, you will receive the star ingredient to try at home in your own time.
Dates:
Wednesday 3 April – entrée
Wednesday 10 April – main course
Wednesday 24 April – dessert
Time: 11am – 12.30pm
Registration is a must!
Download flyer here
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Come and express your creativity in our first face to face workshop with the eggcellent Amanda from Wax Treasures Feathers. Amanda is a proud Yuin woman, artist, healer, and small business owner. Carving continues today with dozens of artists depicting important animals, people, traditions, and scenes from the past and present. For Aboriginal people, they also reinforce connections to other animals, and especially the emu, as well as to the land..
Places are limited, please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Flyer can be downloaded here
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Come and express your creativity in our first face to face workshop with the eggcellent Amanda from Wax Treasures Feathers. Amanda is a proud Yuin woman, artist, healer, and small business owner. Carving continues today with dozens of artists depicting important animals, people, traditions, and scenes from the past and present. For Aboriginal people, they also reinforce connections to other animals, and especially the emu, as well as to the land..
Places are limited, please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Flyer can be downloaded here
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Aunty Kathy Nicholls, multi clan woman who has Ancestral and cultural connections to fresh water and salt water Country; Dja Dja Wurrung, Yorta Yorta, Barapa Barapa and Ngarrindjeri.
Kathy was encouraged at an early age by her mother and grandmother to make feather flowers in a traditional and
contemporary manner. She works with different types of feathers and is happy to share her teachings with women interested to learn. Kathy sees her feather flower making as a way of healing.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Click here to download the PDF flyer
Aunty Kathy Nicholls, multi clan woman who has Ancestral and cultural connections to fresh water and salt water Country; Dja Dja Wurrung, Yorta Yorta, Barapa Barapa and Ngarrindjeri.
Kathy was encouraged at an early age by her mother and grandmother to make feather flowers in a traditional and
contemporary manner. She works with different types of feathers and is happy to share her teachings with women interested to learn. Kathy sees her feather flower making as a way of healing.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Click here to download the PDF flyer
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Come and create your own custom charm earrings with Wiradjuri woman and Queen of Bling, Kristy Dickinson.
and worn by many – Don’t miss out.
Download flyer here
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Places are limited, please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Come and create your own custom charm earrings with Wiradjuri woman and Queen of Bling, Kristy Dickinson.
and worn by many – Don’t miss out.
Download flyer here
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Places are limited, please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Tegan Murdock is a proud Barkindtji, Yorta Yorta woman. She has been weaving for over two years, taught by her mum which she now passes onto others.
Join Tegan from Ngumpie weaving for a special workshop where you can weave your own beautiful vase using raffia. This exclusive weaving workshop is designed for all who want to slow down and create something special for themselves or a loved one.
No experience is needed as Tegan, an experienced instructor, will guide you through various weaving techniques using raffia. You’ll learn to craft a stunning vase using this versatile and natural material.
This workshop offers a chance to relax, unwind, and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of weaving with raffia. Take a break from daily life and engage in some mindful creativity.
By the end, you’ll have a unique vase that showcases your creativity and the beauty of raffia. Whether it’s for yourself or someone special, your vase will be a cherished reminder of the care you put into creating it.
Registration is a must as we’ll be sending out a Zoom meeting ID prior to the workshop date.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Download the PDF flyer here
Tegan Murdock is a proud Barkindtji, Yorta Yorta woman. She has been weaving for over two years, taught by her mum which she now passes onto others.
Join Tegan from Ngumpie weaving for a special workshop where you can weave your own beautiful vase using raffia. This exclusive weaving workshop is designed for all who want to slow down and create something special for themselves or a loved one.
No experience is needed as Tegan, an experienced instructor, will guide you through various weaving techniques using raffia. You’ll learn to craft a stunning vase using this versatile and natural material.
This workshop offers a chance to relax, unwind, and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of weaving with raffia. Take a break from daily life and engage in some mindful creativity.
By the end, you’ll have a unique vase that showcases your creativity and the beauty of raffia. Whether it’s for yourself or someone special, your vase will be a cherished reminder of the care you put into creating it.
Registration is a must as we’ll be sending out a Zoom meeting ID prior to the workshop date.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Download the PDF flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Sisters Day Out® is Djirra’s long-standing wellbeing workshop, where Aboriginal women can support each other, enjoy a little pampering, get information about rights and options, and engage with support services available. Sisters Day Out® workshops are held regularly in a community where everyone is welcome.
I am pleased to say Djirra is heading to Dandenong to facilitate a Sisters Day Out workshop for Aboriginal women.
If you are a woman in the community who wants to participate in the workshop you can register by clicking on the link below
Online registration form for participants
We encourage local service providers to hold a stall on the day, it is an opportunity to meet and network with Djirra and other local service providers. There will be plenty of opportunities throughout the day to engage with women and share information on support services or programs your team offers. Please email your interest to sistersdayout@djirra.org.au
Venue location TBC
Sisters Day Out® is Djirra’s long-standing wellbeing workshop, where Aboriginal women can support each other, enjoy a little pampering, get information about rights and options, and engage with support services available. Sisters Day Out® workshops are held regularly in a community where everyone is welcome.
I am pleased to say Djirra is heading to Dandenong to facilitate a Sisters Day Out workshop for Aboriginal women.
If you are a woman in the community who wants to participate in the workshop you can register by clicking on the link below
Online registration form for participants
We encourage local service providers to hold a stall on the day, it is an opportunity to meet and network with Djirra and other local service providers. There will be plenty of opportunities throughout the day to engage with women and share information on support services or programs your team offers. Please email your interest to sistersdayout@djirra.org.au
Venue location TBC
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Come join Yolanda as she supports us to unlock our inner confidence, ditch the self-doubt and reconnect to our full potential by embodying self-worth, self-love, and self-compassion.
Yolanda is a certified, award winning holistic life coach, holistic counsellor, consultant, and wellbeing weaver whose practice honours Identity, Sovereignty and Reconnection.
Through self-reflection exercises, you will gain a deeper understanding of your strengths and areas for growth, contributing to personal development and overall wellbeing.
Workbook, meditations, and additional resources provided to all participants.
A workshop truly not to be missed.
Registration is a must as we’ll be sending out a Zoom meeting ID prior to the workshop date. To register, call us on 9244 3333 and ask for Torie or email kwp@djirra.org.au
Download the PDF flyer here.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Come join Yolanda as she supports us to unlock our inner confidence, ditch the self-doubt and reconnect to our full potential by embodying self-worth, self-love, and self-compassion.
Yolanda is a certified, award winning holistic life coach, holistic counsellor, consultant, and wellbeing weaver whose practice honours Identity, Sovereignty and Reconnection.
Through self-reflection exercises, you will gain a deeper understanding of your strengths and areas for growth, contributing to personal development and overall wellbeing.
Workbook, meditations, and additional resources provided to all participants.
A workshop truly not to be missed.
Registration is a must as we’ll be sending out a Zoom meeting ID prior to the workshop date. To register, call us on 9244 3333 and ask for Torie or email kwp@djirra.org.au
Download the PDF flyer here.
KWP workshops are free and open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Please register by contacting our Koori Women’s Place team on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Sisters Day Out® is Djirra’s long-standing wellbeing workshop, where Aboriginal women can support each other, enjoy a little pampering, get information about rights and options, and engage with support services available. Sisters Day Out® workshops are held regularly in a community where everyone is welcome.
I am pleased to say Djirra is heading to Echuca to facilitate a Sisters Day Out workshop for Aboriginal women.
If you are a woman in the community who wants to participate in the workshop you can register by clicking on the link below
Online registration form for participants
We encourage local service providers to hold a stall on the day, it is an opportunity to meet and network with Djirra and other local service providers. There will be plenty of opportunities throughout the day to engage with women and share information on support services or programs your team offers. Please email your interest to sistersdayout@djirra.org.au
Venue location TBC
Sisters Day Out® is Djirra’s long-standing wellbeing workshop, where Aboriginal women can support each other, enjoy a little pampering, get information about rights and options, and engage with support services available. Sisters Day Out® workshops are held regularly in a community where everyone is welcome.
I am pleased to say Djirra is heading to Echuca to facilitate a Sisters Day Out workshop for Aboriginal women.
If you are a woman in the community who wants to participate in the workshop you can register by clicking on the link below
Online registration form for participants
We encourage local service providers to hold a stall on the day, it is an opportunity to meet and network with Djirra and other local service providers. There will be plenty of opportunities throughout the day to engage with women and share information on support services or programs your team offers. Please email your interest to sistersdayout@djirra.org.au
Venue location TBC
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here
Join Vicki Clark a proud Mutthi Mutthi/Wemba Wamba woman and Kylie Harcourtts, proud Narungga Ngarrindjeri& Nauo Mimini, for our weekly online yarn.
Our Sista Yarns is a culturally safe space where Aboriginal women can come together for a yarn and laugh.
Our space is for women to connect, support and uplift each other by sharing stories and knowledge and a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.
Download flyer here