Discussion & Resource pages

Discussion & Resource pages
Welcome to our string of brother n sister pages that promote healthy discussion and the sharing of vital information around Cultural Preservation, Protection, Celebration, emursion and re-emergence

This page  has been set up because of a perceived desire in the community to have a place which supports the open and respectful discussion on the issues affecting us.

Respectful is the operative word here. Nobody will be banned and no posts will be deleted if you stick to that rule of respect for your fellow list-members and others. At the first sign of disrespect, abusive behaviour or ad-hominum attacks, you will be deleted by the admins. No correspondence will be entered into – the admin’s decision is final.

We look forward to your input and hope that through facilitating open and respectful debate on this important topic, we can arrive at a place where personal choice and transparent leaders can be supported by both sides of this issue.
Please take a moment to introduce yourself to our members and to let us know why you are interested in this issue / what work or research you have already done on the subjects at hand.

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A little about page admin Kaiyu Moura (Bayles)

Now living in QLD raising her children on their traditional country, gathering food, learning the old art of building shelters, dance and the local language. For the past 20 years with her late Grandmother Maureen Watson and a dance group with 6 of her sisters Kaiyu travelled schools, festivals, events etc sharing the beauty of First Nations Culture through song and dance, stories, art, theatre, nursery rhymes, poetry etc and engaging all ages in different projects that inspire positive change. Also a poet, documentary maker, songwriter, artist, event organiser, media consultant, testing the waters of micro social enterprise by starting her own tshirt and sublimation printing business and with her own label, Kaiyu creates what she calls Freedom Threads.

After building their own home on Tribal Sovereign land, Kaiyu is now homeschooling and teaching the kids about making our own tinctures, learning about bushtucker and mushrooms, growing food, building with aircrete, setting up wind turbines, composting toilets and ram water pumps... Really learning what it truly means to thrive. This is our Group where we share alot of what we do

Kaiyu and the Tribe
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