Interactive truth telling exploring histories of the Bundjalung homelands, connection to country, and First Nations philosophy

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

This is six season country, where everything is interconnected. Culture runs through the veins of Rhoda Roberts AO, a Widjabul Wia:bul woman, who is ever mindful of the fragility, unpredictability and strength of the Bundjalung homelands we all cherish. But sometimes the truth can be hard to hear.

Come and join her in an interactive workshop which will take you through the passages of time – walking in the footsteps of the old people, learning of the language groups and neighbouring clans, listening to the seasonal changes – the time of a past that disrupted country, our shared history and why connecting in 2023 is so important.

WORKSHOP GENRE

First Nations philosophy

WHO IS IT FOR?

Anyone!

EXPERIENCE LEVEL/AGE

No experience required, ages 12 years +.  Under 16’s must be accompanied.

WHEN

Wednesday 31 May 2023, 6 – 8pm

ACCESS

If you have access requirements, including needing an interpreter, please let us know when booking your place.

HOW TO REGISTER

Book now via the button below!

 

ABOUT RHODA ROBERTS AO

Rhoda Roberts AO is a significant force on the Australian art scene. A member of the Bundjalung nation, Widjabul/Wia:bul clan of Northern NSW and South East QLD, Rhoda is the former Head of First Nations Programming for the Sydney Opera House, is Festival Director of the Boomerang Festival/Bluesfest, Festival Curator of the Parrtjima Festival (NT) and Creative Director First Nations at NORPA. With a diverse range of international and national industry experience within commercial, community and non-profit organisations, Rhoda is a practising weaver, and a sought-after speaker, writer and performer in theatre, film, television and radio.