Coming to country, we speak to our ancestors, and they speak with us. Creating this website, we speak with you. We share our knowledge, experience and cultural project work generously so that you will understand who we are and learn about our Yindjibarndi country, our people, our language and our Laws.

Wanthiwa!

At Juluwarlu we have a proud record of recording and maintaining our Yindjibarndi Law, Language and Culture, practicing our Yindjibarndi values of Nyinyart (mutual support), and ensuring that every voice is heard and responded to in our planning of the projects, programs and activities we carry out on behalf of, and together with our Yindjibarndi Elders and families.

Juluwarlu’s diverse range of programs includes:

Ongoing Projects

September 2018: Artists Exhibit at Colours of Our Country Exhibition, Perth

In late August, 14 Juluwarlu Artists’ Centre artists showed 31 artworks as part of Rio Tinto’s annual Colours of our

December 2017: Juluwarlu Artist Selected for REVEALED Exhibition

Great News! Although our Juluwarlu artists program has only been running for 7 months, nine Juluwarlu Artists have been selected

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Current Projects

August 2018: Juluwarlu undertakes flora research with WA Botanic Garden

Twelve years ago, Juluwarlu’s CEO, Lorraine Coppin began intensively researching and recording the knowledge that Yindjibarndi and Ngarluma Elders and

September 2017: Juluwarlu artists partner with 5 other Aboriginal Arts Centres

Cultural Futures Partnership funded! In June 2017, Juluwarlu’s Artist Centre joined together with 6 Remote and Regional Aboriginal Arts Centres

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Past Projects

Ngaarda Media

 

Exile & The Kingdom DVD

A comprehensive account of the experiences of a community of Aboriginal people from pre-colonial times to the 1990s. This film

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