Join us for an online learning circle exploring cultural protocols, family and community connections, and the role of storytelling, education and art in public spaces. Led by Samantha Richards — Owner, Founder, Director and Artist at Muyan Story — the session draws on her experience bringing Indigenous knowledge to life through art, storytelling and hands-on experiences. Sam is a proud descendent of the Wurundjeri and Dja Dja Wurrung Tribes of the Melbourne and Bendigo regions.

Together, participants will explore the inextricable link between connection to Country and sustainability, while reflecting on respectful practice and authentic ways of embedding First Nations perspectives within early childhood education settings.

Free to members from participating Alliance networks EEEC (VIC), LGS (WA), ECET (TAS), QECSN (QLD), (NSW) EYNC

https://ecsustainabilityalliance.org.au/

Why Attend:

• Gain fresh perspectives and insights on embedding sustainability in early childhood education

• Enhance your professional development and expertise

• Connect with a supportive and passionate community of educators

• Access valuable resources and tools for your educational journey

• Connect with early childhood sustainability network leaders across Australia

Come together as a national community to shape the future of early childhood education, driven by a sustainable vision. Don't miss this unique opportunity to be part of the movement! We look forward to seeing you at our learning circle!

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