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Posted by theurbannanna on January 7, 2022

We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land we live on – the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin nation – and of all the land (which has never been ceded) on which we work.

We pay our respects to indigenous Australian Elders past, present and emerging, and will endeavour to preserve, uphold and build from the wealth of traditional knowledge, skills and connection with the land held within the stories and works of indigenous cultures around the world.

Find out more about acknowledging Country here.

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We haven’t bought new fabric for any projects in over a decade, as we prefer to use what we have or find preloved fabrics at the op-shop.

Observe & interact - shade and heat.

Use small and slow solutions, and Use & value renewable resources and services.

So this is an exciting little project we worked on last week!

Some of the Indigenous owned, controlled and run businesses, organisations and artists we stand behind.

Today doesn’t represent a day of celebration for us. It’s a day of reflection; a day to apply self-regulation and accept feedback. A day to consider how to be a good ally to our First Nations people.

Bookings are open from 9am for our first Urban Foraging sessions in a year! We’ve got five sessions between now and Autumn, after which you’ll have to wait til spring, as the cooler months are reserved for other exciting workshops this year.

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