Back to Nature is a visually stunning documentary series featuring actor Aaron Pedersen and writer Holly Ringland, as they take you on a journey into the deep interconnectedness between human beings and the landscape.
Culture is Life are proud to produce the curriculum resources and social impact campaign in partnership with the series producers, Media Stockade & Threshold Pictures.
Check out the #MeettheCustodians campaign onΒ Culture is Life’s Instagram and Facebook, highlighting some of the incredible Traditional Custodians featured in the series who share their knowledge and stories of Country.
We hope to inspire an everlasting connection and appreciation to our beautiful culture, peoples and countries and thank the Back to Nature filmmakers for creating an incredible opportunity to embrace this beauty and hear some of Countryβs stories.
Culture is Life acknowledges the ongoing work of so many Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islanders, as well as First Nations peoples globally. Those who have paved the way for us to be seen, heard and truly appreciated for the value and knowledge that has lived in us for time immemorial. We also acknowledge all the people that walk beside us and choose to be a part of these important conversations, particularly those who inspire our next generations of leaders.
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One of the core pillars of Fullaship is Self-determination. π€πβ€οΈ
Young First Nations people uncover their purpose and build on their strengths and gifts, contributing to the collective movement for First Nations self-determination.
Itβs about knowing who you are, recognising what you bring, and using that strength to help shape the future.
Applications are now open!
π Find out more via the link in bio.
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Maya (Lardil) joined Fullaship at a time when she was feeling disconnected from her city, from community and from mob around the country.
She wanted to reconnect with like-minded young people, feel inspired again and rebuild her confidence with warmth, love and support around her. π€πβ€οΈ
Applications are now open!
π Find out more via the link in bio.
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Leyla (Ballardong Noongar) reflects on how Fullaship helped grow her confidence through the support of the Culture is Life team and the other Fellows. π€πβ€οΈ
For Leyla, it was about having people around her who would back her, remind her how deadly she is, and also keep her grounded along the way.
Applications are now open!
π Find out more via the link in bio.
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Lillian (Dharug & Kamiliroi) reflects on how Fullaship led her to question the way Aboriginal people are supported to learn, especially in counselling and therapeutic spaces. π€πβ€οΈ
For her, learning can look different: having yarns on Country, being in beautiful spaces, and learning alongside Aboriginal people and community.
Applications are now open!
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Fullaship 2023 throwback! π€πβ€οΈ
The 2023 Fellows headed to the coastal serenity of Nipaluna/Hobart for their final Fullaship intensive.
The week included ceremony and storytelling on the beach, day tour of Bruny Island, hiking up Kunyani/Mt Wellington, tasting mutton bird and a music night full of joy and laughter. All whilst spending precious time together before they wrapped up their Fullaship journey.
Applications are now open!
π Find out more via the link in bio.
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One of the core pillars of Fullaship is Cultural Values. π€πβ€οΈ
Young First Nations people strengthen their cultural identity by identifying, practising and reflecting on the cultural values that shape who they are, individually and collectively.
Itβs about staying connected to culture, community and Country while growing into the person and leader you want to be.
Applications are now open!
π Find out more via the link in bio.
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Jalen (Darumbal) reflects on one of the biggest things he took away from Fullaship, the relationships. π€πβ€
For him, it was about meeting new people, building strong connections and creating a real
sense of family within the group.
Those relationships have been one of the most special parts of the experience.
Applications are now open!
π Find out more via the link in bio.
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Uncle Len Collard took the Fellows to Wadjemup/Rottnest Island, where Donny (Jaru) reflected on the importance of reconnecting with Country,Β even in places that hold painful histories. π€πβ€οΈ
After a yarn with Uncle Len, he speaks about honouring the presence of mob who came before, walking those places with family and finding a sense of connection, peace and remembrance.
Applications are now open!
π Find out more via the link in bio.
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