Strong Women Healing Camp in March 2024 was fully funded by the Healing Foundation. This was such and amazing camp with over 50 women from various areas of NSW, particularly Casino, Tabulam and Maclean. We targeted a high rates of women with connections to the Stolen Generations and used this as a point and avenue […]
Mudyala members were invited to hold a stall at the Aboriginal Languages Trust festival to showcase our Yaygirr language resources. Frances Parker, Aunty Noeline Kapeen and Aunty Diane Randall represented Mudyala and thoroughly enjoyed the event.
STRONG WOMEN HEALING CAMP OCTOBER 2023 was an absolute blast. Seeing so many women come together culturally and heal one another through being present and expressing emotions that were previously guarded. These camps allow our strong women time to slow down and recover, leaning on each other for support over the three days. Thank […]
Mudyala members and Yaegl Elders were invited to Baryulgil Public School to share in their amazing Togetherness day. This showcased the local Aboriginal culture and integrated Elders from across the community.
Mudyala were invited to help Cowper Public School celebrate their NAIDOC week. We assisted Cowper students in developing their own acknowledgement of country and sang some songs in Yaygirr.
Tucabia Public School invited our Mudyala staff in to share culture and language. We supported the school in showcasing our Bakarindi Bush Food products, some native plants from our garden, some of our language resources and song, and helped support an art creation.
Report from PCYC Our Yaegl boys made us proud yesterday winning their final round game and making it into the quarter finals going against Durug Turtles. While we lost that game, the boys made us proud with the effort they put in. Afterwards the boys went to the State of Origin Game 3.Today we will […]
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