Aunty Bronwyn Razem offers knowledge passed on through her Gunditjmara family heritage of traditional weaving, which skills and practice she has carried forward and evolutionised into award-winning contemporary art. Meet Djarmbi, Aunty Bronwyn’s dingo dog. Dingoes have always been part of Aboriginal people’s lives in many ways and Aunty Bronwyn loves sharing how she makes them out of hay sculptured with wool.

Participants can choose to make any animal of their choice. Please be aware some people may experience hayfever and may need to take precautionary medication.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join local yoga teacher Jessica Love for a calming and restorative session combining gentle movement with the soothing sounds of sound bowls. This session is an opportunity to slow down, relax and reconnect with yourself in a safe and supportive environment. Through gentle movement and sound, participants will be encouraged to release tension, quiet the mind and support emotional wellbeing. With 13 years of experience teaching yoga and a passion for health and fitness, Jessica creates welcoming spaces that encourage connection, relaxation and time for self-care. Whether you’re new to yoga or simply looking for an opportunity to unwind, this session is a gentle way to nurture your mind and body. If you want the comfort of your own blanket, feel free to bring one!

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join proud Narungga woman Shana Franklin, founder of Seed And Ripple, for a warm and reflective three-part series created for Aboriginal women to pause, yarn, connect and make space for themselves.Across three weeks, you’ll explore your strengths, values and aspirations, reflect on the stories you tell yourself, and discover practical ways to slow down, fill your cup and stay grounded. Through creativity, guided reflection and plenty of good yarns and laughs, this series is a chance to reconnect with yourself and the strength you already carry. Participants will also receive a Seed and Ripple Reflection Collection and Journal to continue their journey at home.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join proud Djaara (Dja Dja Wurrung) woman Cassie Fisher Patterson, artist, master weaver, bushtukka woman and cultural educator, for a hands-on workshop exploring native plants, traditional knowledge and wellbeing. Learn about edible native plants and how they can be grown, harvested and used in everyday cooking, medicinal balms and traditional practices. Participants will get hands-on making their own native plant balm using emu fat, ochre and native plant infusions, as well as a native spice mix and native truffle to take home. Come along to learn, create, yarn and deepen your knowledge of Bushtukka and the many uses of native plants.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join Leanne Taylor and Aunty Marg for a creative sewing workshop where you’ll design and create your own Aboriginal-inspired table runners. Participants will be learning sewing techniques to create a unique, functional table runner. This workshop offers a wonderful opportunity to connect, yarn, learn new skills, and express your creativity while celebrating culture through art and design. By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home a handmade table runner that reflects your personal style and creative journey. Whether you’re new to sewing or looking to build on your skills, Leanne and Aunty Marg will guide you through the process in a relaxed and supportive environment.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join us for nationally recognised First Aid and CPR training, where you’ll learn practical skills to confidently respond in an emergency. The course covers CPR and first aid for situations including asthma, anaphylaxis, fractures and more.

To participate, you’ll need a Unique Student Identifier (USI), 100 points of ID, and must be available to attend both the theory and practical training dates. Places are limited.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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In this hands-on creative workshop, participants will learn how to coat paper with light-sensitive chemicals, arrange and collage objects and imagery, and develop striking blue-and-white prints using sunlight or UV light. By the end of the session, participants will create their own unique cyanotype artworks to take home while gaining an understanding of how this historic process can be used for artistic expression, storytelling, and creative experimentation.

**All supplies and imagery will be provided however, if participants wish to print their own personal imagery please send a digital copy before Monday 31st August so that it can be correctly prepared for you.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join the Koori Women’s Place team for a relaxed and creative jewellery box painting workshop filled with laughs, connection, and good yarns. Come together with other women at KWP to paint your own artwork in a welcoming and supportive space, no experience needed. All materials will be supplied, so you’ll have everything you need to get creative and make something special to take home.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join Wiradjuri woman and artist Ash from Little Black Duck to create a deadly pair of earrings. You’ll dive into your creativity and design your own one-of-a-kind earrings using custom shapes and artwork as your starting point. It’s all about expressing yourself, playing with colours and patterns, and walking away with something truly unique that shows off your style and spirit. No experience needed—just bring your imagination.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join proud Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung women Kathryn and Jacqui Morris from Marbeangrook Designs who will be will be delivering a mini marngrook workshop. A Gunditjmara word for ‘game ball’, Marngrook was traditional game played by Victoria’s First People. During this workshop you will be guided on process of sewing, stuffing and then walking away with your very own marngrook. This is a culturally safe space to learn, share and connect with each other.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join Terri McArdle for a hands-on macramé workshop where you’ll learn the basics of macramé and create your very own hanging pot plant holder. This relaxed and creative workshop is a great opportunity to try something new, connect with others and create something beautiful to take home. No previous experience is needed

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

To download a PDF flyer, click here

Join proud Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung women Kathryn and Jacqui Morris from Marbeangrook Designs who will be will be delivering a mini marngrook workshop.

A Gunditjmara word for ‘game ball’, Marngrook was traditional game played by Victoria’s First People. During this workshop you will be guided on process of sewing, stuffing and then walking away with your very own marngrook. This is a culturally safe space to learn, share and connect with each other.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Spend Grand Final week with the deadly Koori Women’s Place team! Join us for a fun, creative workshop where you’ll paint and personalise your own footy, whether you rep your team colours, create a design inspired by culture, or come up with something completely your own. Come along, get creative, have a yarn with other sisters and Aunties, and enjoy a deadly feed together. No art skills needed, just bring your ideas and footy spirit!

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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Join proud Djaara (Dja Dja Wurrung) woman Cassie Fisher Patterson, artist, master weaver, bushtukka woman and cultural educator, for a hands-on workshop exploring native plant print making! Using native plants and handmade plant inks, participants will create delicate botanical prints and patterns on their bush-dyed tote bags, celebrating the unique colours, textures and gifts of Country. A beautiful way to bring the journey together and create a personalised piece that allows you to carry Country with you every day.

To avoid missing out, please make sure to register by calling the Koori Women’s Place on 9244 3333 or kwp@djirra.org.au

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