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Remember this basket that we have made, it holds stories and knowledge to share. ..This weaving it can bring us all together, Indigenous and non-Indigenous women. Lak Lak Burarrwanga
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ISX Spotlights and Features
Buku Larrngay Mulka
Buku Larrngay Mulka "Backroom Barks" Vol III

  • BUKU-LARRNGAY MULKA Volume 3

  • New backroom paintings from the famous Buku-Larrngay Mulka Gallery. They will not last. Be quick!

  • To purchase a bark, download the catalogue, make a note of the catalogue number of the bark you want to purchase then call BLM on 08-8987-1701 or +61-8-8987-1701. BLM are able to courier it to you safely anywhere in the world at a very reasonable cost.
  • Also see BLM "Backroom Barks" Volume 1 & Volume 2

  • New on the Trading Floor

  • When a young Indigenous leader, Damien Djerrkura, combines with arguably Arnhem Land's best Indigenous oriented building firm, Deltareef, and one of its most respected civil works companies then a commercial alliance capable of achieving great results for Indigenous peoples' economic development has emerged. The Djerrkura Construction and Civil Works Alliance is now actively tendering for work in Arnhem Land.
  • The Arnhem Weavers run workshops in their homeland community of Mapuru in North East Arnhem Land, topics covered in the workshops include: � Pandanus weaving, including pandanus collection, preparation, dyeing, and weaving. � Mewana (reed) weaving. � String making. � Bush medicines. � Harvesting of yams, fruits, shellfish, fish. � Preparation and production of cycad bread. � House and shelter construction. � Trekking, following pre-contact paths across country.

  • Patrick Dodson, one of Australia's foremost Indigenous leaders, and winner of the 2008 Sydney Peace Prize says this about the ISX: "I want to commend the ISX to Indigenous communities and corporate Australia." Click to hear and see Patrick Dodson on video webcast

    The Indigenous Stock Exchange (ISX) website is a free market for listing Indigenous business ideas, products, investment opportunities and people. The website gets between 200,000 and 500,000 hits per month. It is a self-directed feast of Australian Indigenous creativity and development. We make no promises or assurances to those who use the site, nor to those who chose to invest in Indigenous businesses or buy Indigenous business products. What we do promise is an open, pre-eminent showcase of Australian Indigenous business, products and opportunities and a strong public stage for introducing ideas and opportunities to an Australian and international audience that includes investors, ethical investors and ordinary people willing to make contributions to support Indigenous initiatives. Follow these links to become involved: List an Investment Opportunity or Enterprise; Market Yourself and Your Services; List an Indigenous Product or Service; Post an Indigenous Job or Opportunity Link to Important Indigenous Resources & Organisations.



    Events

    NAIDOC WEEK 05 July 2009
    Honouring Our Elders, Nurturing Our Youth [Read more]

    Reconciliation Business Forum 09 July 2009
    The annual Queensland government Indigenous business forum [Read more]

    GARMA 07 August 2009 - 11 August 2009
    [Read more]

    Cairns Indigenous Art Fair 21 August 2009 - 23 July 2009
    Details: www.ciaf.com.au [Read more]



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