AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAM FNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
Cultural Exchange Tour of New Zealand [1st - 7th April 2008]$1.00 from 60,000 people - Australia wide; OR
$60.00 from 1,000 people - Australia wide; OR
$2,000.00 from 30 organisations - Australia wide
TARGET = $60,000 [2 teams]
9 WEEKS!!
That's all it will take - it is very simple and it has worked before!!
AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAM FNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
Cultural Exchange Tour of New Zealand [1st - 7th April 2008]$1.00 from 60,000 people - Australia wide; OR
$60.00 from 1,000 people - Australia wide; OR
$2,000.00 from 30 organisations - Australia wide
TARGET = $60,000 [2 teams]
9 WEEKS!!
That's all it will take - it is very simple and it has worked before!!
The Project is a model of best practice for improving remote Indigenous life outcomes by providing cultural solutions to promoting social harmony and creating real employment through sustainable cultural industries such as tourism, land care and cultural education.
The Project is a natural and essential development for improving and sustaining social, cultural and economic outcomes of Indigenous people and others in the West Kimberley Region.
It has wide support from various levels of government, business and community interests.
THULLII DREAMING IS A 100% ABORIGINAL OWNED AND OPERATED BUSINESS EMPLOYING LOCAL ABORIGINAL PEOPLE AND STRENGTHENING ABORIGINAL CULTURE.THULLII DREAMING IS COMMITTED TO THE PROMOTION AND CONTINUATION OF ABORIGINAL CULTURE IN NSW. THULLII DREAMING OFFERS A RANGE OF CULTURAL SERVICES INCLUDING TRADITIONAL ABORIGINAL DANCE GROUP, BUSH TUCKER CATERING, CULTURAL TOURS & CAMPS, ARTEFACTS & CORPORATE GIFTS, CULTURAL & EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS
Outback Reptiles will feature a quality display of native reptiles and be built on a 6.5 Ha block adjoining Dubbo Western Plains Zoo
A comprehensive Business Plan has been prepared. with :
1. A Break-Even Analysis
2. A schedule of Start-Up Costs
3. A pre Start-Up Cash Flow report
4. Cash Flow Projections for each of the first three years
5. A summary of all Cash Flow Projections
6. A summary of Start-Up Costs
7. Profit & Loss Projections
Education Transformations is a not-for profit organisation which brings expertise and experience in advocacy, education planning, community liaison, holistic community development, governance, infrastructure design, project management and training.
I want to establish Soulveg as the most innovative and delicious vegetarian restaurant around and show people how much variety and flavour our food has to offer.
The Shine Training Restaurant, will be situated in the town of Sarina in Central Queensland. The concept behind The Shine Training Restaurant, came from my own desire to have a successful small business and to give opportunities to my local indigenous population that were severely lacking. I am a proud indigenous male and I want to give my deadly brothers and sisters, the chance to do something that gives them some self-esteem and self-belief, something they have been told for many years they aren't allowed to have.
I was born in Roebourne where I am still living today. My Tribe is the Yindjibarndi Tribe.<p>
I have been involved with art since 2002, but I have always been interested since I was a young child.<p>
What got me painting was browsing through other peoples work.<p>
I enjoy drawing as well as painting, but painting I enjoy the most.<p>
I like to experiment with different techniques rather than stick to the same pattern.<p>
Leanne Allan, 2006<p>
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Born in Wittenoom and raised in the coastal town of Roebourne. Maudie has witnessed and helped guide her community through dramatic lifestyle changes.<p>
Maudies art relates to the landscapes of the Yindjibarndi and Ngarluma country of the Pilbara. Maudie pays specific attention to the fauna of the area, often depicting plants or flowers that have medicinal or ceremonial purpose.<p>
Bujee-Nhoor-Pu, 2006<p>
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Please visit Maudie's online exhibition at the following links:<p>
I came to the Pilbara in 1998 from Queensland and this is where I am still living today.<p>
I studied Aboriginal law in Roebourne in 2001.<p>
At the beginning of 2002 I came to the Bujee-Nhoorr-Pu studio in Cossack to help with the ongoing establishment of the Art Gallery. It was then that I realized art was a big interest in my life.<p>
I developed skills along the way and I feel I have a good eye for art. Im very enthusiastic in my work.<p>
Hi my name is Wendy Warrie. I am a Yindjibarndi woman and I was born in Roebourne and I have lived here all my life.<p>
I have four children and a grandson.<p>
I live at Cheeditha Community Roebourne.<p>
My hobbies are art, fishing, reading and going out bush.<p>
I started at Cossack in the year 2001 and before that I was at Minurmarghali Mia Campus doing art.<p>
Wendy Warrie, 2006<p>
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Please visit Wendy's online exhibition below<p>
<a href="http://www.isx.org.au/resources/clips/1150704276_14409.html"> Watch the fantastic YA MAD FX in action</a>.<p>
Roebourne Girls Group began in July 2004. Its focus is not only to offer leisure activities, but to also provide information sessions and training opportunities. This included topics such as sexual health, drugs and alcohol, protective behaviours, senior first aid training, healthy eating and living skills.<p>
Originally from the Northern Territory, Normie moved to Roebourne about 18 years ago where he met his wife Kathy (Big sister of the legendary Loreene Samson). Self taught, he has been painting for many years with all manner of styles and subject matter. When hes not fishing, Norm can usually be found painting at the Bujee studio. Norm has sold many works thru our studio to the hordes of tourists that move our way through the winter.<p>
Bujee-Nhoor-Pu 2006<p>
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To visit Norman's online exhibition please click on the following links:<p>
My name is Joan Evans. My family and I are Kuruma. I was born in Roebourne in 1952 and lived there till 1984, when I moved to Wickham. I have two daughters whom have blessed me with five grand children.<p>
Carlissa Barker is one of the up and coming young generation of Roebourne area Indigenous painters and artisans. Taught by her mother, Marlene Evans, Carlissa produces stunning paintings, drawings and jewellery.<p>
Carlissa was born in Broome and now lives in Wickham. She attended Roebourne Primary School, and completed her secondary studies at Wickham District High School and Karratha Senior High School. Carlissa then attended Roebourne College of TAFE completing Certificate II in Business Studies, Certificate 1 in Engineering and a Horticulture course.<p>
The major project being presented to the ISX for investment and support and currently being undertaken by the foundation is the Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi Cultural Centre. <p>This project has been under discussion and is now emerging towards development.
Born and raised in Roebourne, Loreen has been painting with the Bujee-Nhoor-Pu group for the past 2 years. She has experienced much commercial and critical success - selling more than 100 works through the studio, exhibitions and award shows.<p>
Very much a spontaneous artist, Loreene paints from her heart and wants the story of her Ngarluma people to be heard, good and bad! <p>
Larger than life, Loreen is a vital part of our art group and the wider Roebourne community and has been a featured artist in both our Sydney and Florence exhibitions.<p>
Indigenous Enterprises (IE) is a dynamic Perth based company that specialises in cultural awareness, education, marketing, art and much more.<p>
<b>partner</b><p>
IE creates innovative and effective programs, campaigns, alliances, opportunities and partnerships with companies, organizations and communities.<P>
Working together with great Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, organizations and companies, magical things happen.<p>
<b>create</b><p>
We strive for quality.<p>
Clifton Mack is a Yindjibarndi man born in Roebourne (Iremagadu), Western Australia on 15th September, 1953.<p>
Clifton began painting in mid 2001 when he started a tertiary education course. In just six years he has risen to prominence as an original and innovative artist and is viewed as one of the most exciting, contemporary WA artistic talents. Clifton works from the Bujee-Nhoor-Pu Art centre in Cossack, where he spends almost every day immersed for many hours in painting.<p>
