An invitation to walk the path of reconciliation

Nartarsha Bamblett & Jane Lewis in Conversation

Free Event

Donations to the Mullum Mullum Indigenous Gathering Place are welcome mmigp.org.au/donations

Key discussion points:

What reconciliation is - macro and micro
Why it's important - now and forever
What it looks like - individually and collectively

Explore nuances post NO and in divisive times. Be challenged, inspired and uplifted.

Nartarsha Bamblett is a proud First Nations woman, mother, and dedicated leader with over a decade of experience working within communities across the country. As the founder of Queen Acknowledgements and IndigUcation, she is a passionate speaker, educator, facilitator, space holder, and mentor, committed to sharing cultural knowledge, fostering understanding, and inspiring responsibility.Her work is deeply rooted in the profound significance of connection—to self, culture, Country, and community. Through the powerful mediums of storytelling, language, music, dance, and communication, Nartarsha creates spaces for awareness, acknowledgment, and empowerment. She ensures that the voices, strengths, and stories of First Nations people are not only heard but celebrated.

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Jane Lewis facilitates engaging and compassionate AntiRacism Conversations, asserting that truth-telling about white dominance and colonialism is a British Australian's responsibility. With expert co-hosts, including the amazing Nartarsha Bamblett.

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