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Thursday night fur baby photo shoot. 💗🐶😽🤣

My fur family keeps me sane, balanced and happy and I am forever grateful for their unconditional love and friendship.

Shout out to my Priscilla, Bear and Bailey and to all of the fur babies out there, that wait at home patiently for their beautiful parent/s who are out being of service to others, to come home.

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What is like waiting for a loved one to die?

When we know a loved one is at the end of life, it obviously brings up some massive feelings. Some of relief, some of deep sadness or anger or confusion and sometimes it can feel like your heart is literally breaking.

Whatever arises it’s important to meet those feelings with honesty and seek support for yourself so you can process your loved ones transition as it unfolds…….because when a loved one passes not only do they transition but so do we.

We are working our way through deep profound feelings while sitting with moving forward in our life without the physical presence of our beloved person.

It’s big s**t and we need to talk about it.

Keep it real.

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Sarah Irelands' latest blog post from our recent Djakamirr Training in Galiwin'ku.

The third time we have delivered the Cert II for the project.

So thrilled and honoured to be signing up for another year of work alongside this awesome project, Sarah, Lawurrupa, Gundjarranbuy, Guyupul, the Djakamirr CoOp, the local Yonlgu women, the Molly team and Sh'ana and Kaite.
What a privilege and a blessing.

Renee :)

Classroom and Connections: Third Djӓkamirr Training and Relational Research in Action Yolŋu Country, Northern Territory, 31 May, 2025.In partnership with the Womb to Tomb Foundation, we’ve just wrapped up two rewarding weeks in Galiwin’ku, delivering our accredited djӓkamirr training to a third inspiring cohort of Yolŋu women. We were thrilled to welcome two previous trained d...

Its NATIONAL SORRY DAY also known as the National Day of Healing, an annual event in Australia, It commemorates the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, a practice known as the Stolen Generations.

The day also marks the anniversary of the “Bringing Them Home” report, which highlighted the impacts of these removals and recommended an apology.

There are women I have met in community whose children were taken or they themselves were removed from their families.

We need to address the tragedy and trauma for all survivors of this horrific time in our history.

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