Indigenise
White is not Neutral
Watch Danièle Hromek yarn with Francoise Lane and Elle Davidson about designing for cultural representation and safety. Purchase access to the full recording via Vimeo on demand.
Walking the Talk – video now online
Watch Walking the Talk: Beyond Acknowledgement – Sarah Lynn Rees, Bernadette Hardy and Marni Reti yarn about social procurement and Indigenising supply chains.
Busting the Facade – video online
Watch Busting the Facade: Welcome to Country. Danièle Hromek yarns with Samantha Rich, Annaliese McCarthy and Erin McDonald.
Cultural Principles & Protocols For Designers
The Cultural Principles and Protocols For Designers, by Danièle Hromek and Terri Janke, provide an informative, accessible resource for designing with Country.
Picking up the Baton – video online
The inaugural Deadly Djurumin Yarn, featuring talented convenors Sarah Lynn Rees and Danièle Hromek, is a highly entertaining and informative introduction to the monthly series. You can now purchase access to this wonderful session through Vimeo on Demand.
Our voices. Our ways. Our time. Our spaces.
Deadly Djurumin provides support for Indigenous women in the built environment professions. Danièle Hromek and Samantha Rich outline the aims and ambitions.
Deadly Djurumin Yarns
Deadly Djurumin and Parlour are delighted to present a series of yarns from the perspective of First Nations women. We look forward to seeing you there.
Voices of Country
Dr Danièle Hromek (Budawang/Yuin) shares her recommendations for reading, listening and viewing to increase understanding and knowledge of Aboriginal cultures.
Not an expert – video now online
Watch Not an Expert, an online discussion about Cultural Authority with Danièle Hromek, Francoise Lane and Sarah Lynn Rees.
Gendered Indigeneity
How do Indigeneity and gender intersect? Watch the Transformations conversation between Sarah Lynn Rees and Carroll Go-Sam.
Architecture on Indigenous Lands
Watch Parlour Lab 02, Architecture on Indigenous Lands: Thinking Indigeneity, whare whenua, with Carroll Go-Sam and Deidre Brown.
Black feminism & the archi-sphere
Linda Kennedy has generously allowed us to republish her reflections on gender, architecture and Aboriginality, first posted on her blog Future Black.
