Thank you for registering for the Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together Community Space. This will be a relaxed, family Sunday morning time where people are welcome to come in and see the artwork that’s been created during the festival, to have conversations, and to engage in simple community-building activities.

We will have story, song, art and dance - as well as spaces for you to experience the quality of the six seasons.

FOOD: Please feel free to bring your own self-organised picnic lunch for after the event.

TIME: Sunday August 9, 2020. 10am-12:30pm.

LOCATION: UWA Business School.

SOCIAL DISTANCING: Please note that social distancing measures will apply, so please make sure to give others two-metres squared each. If you wish to bring and wear your own mask, please do so.

DOCUMENTING: We will be documenting this process in order to tell the story more widely, including through Aboriginal-led research. Please contact us before the event if you do not want to appear in any photography, filming or other documentation.

GETTING THERE:

DRIVING & PARKING: Parking will be available for free in any student or staff parking bay at the Business School after 5pm. There is additional parking underneath the Business School. Check the UWA Parking Map for more information. If required, there is more parking available near Royal Perth Yacht Club on Australia II Drive across Hackett Drive from the Business School.
BUS: Buses to the Crawley Campus are frequent with regular services from the city, Subiaco, Morley and along Stirling Highway - see more details at http://www.transport.uwa.edu.au/public Services 96 & 97 stop closest to the Business School at the Hackett Drive/Parkway stop. All the other routes stop on Stirling Highway which is about a 15-20 minute walk to or from the Business School.
CYCLING AND WALKING: Please follow the link here to see the cycle and walking routes to UWA.

In preparation for the event, please note the following:

Moondang-ak Kaaradjiny / The Carers of Everything
This story, told by Dr Noel Nannup OAM, is a key creation story for this place. All attendees are requested to make themselves familiar with this story before the briefing. To listen to the story, please click here (duration: 43 minutes). The password to enter is #DanjooKoorliny

Boorda/See you there,
The Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together Social Impact Festival Team