Deadly Djurumin Yarns
Deadly Djurumin and Parlour are delighted to present a series of yarns from the perspectives of First Nations women, convened by Sarah Lynn Rees (Trawlwoolway / Palawa) and Danièle Hromek (Budawang / Yuin).
Join us for lively and frank conversations grounded in the experiences of Indigenous women working in the built environment professions. Learn how to be excellent accomplices, and how to work respectfully with Country, community, culture and Indigenous knowledges.
To art or not to art?
Indigenising spatial justice
Gununa futures
Watch this great yarn about research on housing, energy and town design in Gununa, Mornington Island – and how it is catalysing change.
Don’t make promises you can’t keep
Watch this excellent yarn about meaningful and effective engagement. What is involved and what do practitioners need to be careful about?
Indigenising biodiversity
And the town grew up dancing
Secret PM Business
Falling in love with Country
Racism – do not look away!
Listening inside land
Indigenising education
