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Holistic wellbeing
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(Formally known as First Nations Women's Circles)
The Rise Sis Collective Program is a transformative initiative spanning 12 months, centered around monthly yarning circles and workshops held in and around Darwin and Palmerston.
This program is designed by a group of First Nations women who are visionary caretakers, healing advocates, and empowered stewards.
It's for women aged 18 and above who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, the program aims to establish a safe space for First Nations women to convene, fostering connections and encouraging gentle empowerment.
Through this program, we aim to make a lasting impact on the social and emotional well-being of First Nations women, contributing to a healthier and more connected community.
Together, let's Rise sis!
The March workshop is open for registration!
Create a basket, earrings or woven piece with a ready to weave material: raffia.
Around the globe, women have come together to create vessels for our lives and homes. Weaving can be a very meditative and grounding practice that helps to calm and through weaving we can connect with each other using this ancient but continuing method of creating vessels or adornments for our everyday lives.
The 6-month program calendar is here!!
