Ngatanwarr Wartee Ngeerrangoon

Facilitating Transformational Workshops, Trainings & Experiences That Move Far Beyond "Cultural Safety & Awareness". 

Yarn Bark are experts in facilitating spaces that will transform your team or organisations understanding and experience of cultural safety and awareness. 

Drawing on both cognitive and embodied delivery approaches our workshop experiences are deeply engaging and leave lasting impacts on those involved. 

We have "ready made" workshops and trainings that can be tailored and customised to suit, that will build the capacity of your team and organisation to be more culturally safe and aware through a trauma informed and culturally integrated lens. 

Whilst also exploring how your organisation can embody and centre First Nations Methodologies in your operations and engagement approach. 

Online Learning Experiences. 

In 2022 Yarn Bark launched "Acknowledging Country Meaningfully" a first-of-a-kind online learning experience accessible for anyone, anywhere at anytime. 

Since launching we have over 4,000 people and organisations enrolled.  

Created using a professional online course platform our learning experiences are self paced and accessible via login portal or app on any smart device. 

With the success of Acknowledging Country Meaningfully we are now in the creation of a bespoke certified learning experience "Embodied First Nations Knowledge Deepening". 

In addition, Yarn Bark is being engaged in a consultancy basis by organisations to design and produce online learning experiences specific to their learning needs. 

Supporting First Nations People and Communities to Heal

Yarn Bark Exists to support First Nations Communities and Young People to heal and realize their inherited strength, knowledge and capacity to live holistically healthy lives through connection to culture, community and country.

We work to build resilience to external societal pressures, behaviours and perceptions and relinquishing First Nations Peoples from entrenched intergenerational trauma and sadness. Reinstating purpose and belonging.

We have developed a range of workshops, programs and initiatives specifically for First Nations Young People & Community. 

Traditional Craft Workshops & Sales 

We are committed to keeping alive the ancient practice of traditional craft and artefact making. We challenge the mass production of fake artefacts that are made in factories and sold as “authentic Australian souvenirs”. 

Through our work we share the end to end process of artefact creation. A practice that enables connection to self, others and the land whilst facilitating an opportunity for emotional, spiritual, physical, cultural and creative expression. 

Our popular Traditional Craft Workshops are highly interactive and are perfect for secondary schools, organisations and community groups. 

At Yarn Bark we craft and sell our artefacts and instruments direct to buyers and advertise the work of other grassroots First Nations craftsman across the county.