Junjurri Workshop

Junjurri Workshop Teaching our youngest people about the world's oldest culture! Junjurri Workshop is an interactive a

Have you ever seen wun'dum at your home? Maybe at your school 🎒ðŸŦ or even in the bush! Sleepy little blue-tongued lizards...
08/06/2024

Have you ever seen wun'dum at your home? Maybe at your school 🎒ðŸŦ or even in the bush! Sleepy little blue-tongued lizards are native to Gubbi Gubbi country. Be careful where you step! You might find one at your feet! Or maybe you might find one hiding in your garden in the sunshine, near a nice warm rock! Shhh do not disturb! ðŸĪŦ ðŸŠĻ ðŸ‘Ģ ðŸĶŽ

ðŸŠķ Did you know? Gubbi Gubbi and Butchulla nations share some of the same language!? wongari/ wangari means dingo in Gubb...
08/06/2024

ðŸŠķ Did you know? Gubbi Gubbi and Butchulla nations share some of the same language!? wongari/ wangari means dingo in Gubbi Gubbi and Butchulla language and wadja-garum can also mean dingo or domestic dog referring to our fur friends and pets at home! Our words are often interchangeable! For safety ðŸĶš ⚠ïļ Remember Wongari are not pets and should never be approached on K'Gari or anywhere in their native territories. They are wild animals are very different to our pets! ðŸšŦðŸū

Wunya Ngulum! ☀ïļ ðŸĶŽ Junjurri Workshop has been quiet for a little while... Country has been keeping our Djandjari /Junjur...
08/06/2024

Wunya Ngulum! ☀ïļ ðŸĶŽ

Junjurri Workshop has been quiet for a little while...

Country has been keeping our Djandjari /Junjurri friends busy... and guess what! A little kookaburra told me they'll be back soon with more stories for us to learn!

Luckily there's still all of our awesome content on YouTube, Instagram and right here on Facebook for you to enjoy this NAIDOC week and all year round.

We're looking at fun new ways to bring you stories and share awesome educational content too! Keep your eyes open for what's to come very soon!

We are so grateful for all of your ongoing support and all of our lovely Junjurri friends who care for country, and we look forward to having new adventures with you real soon!

Big Love,
Junjurri Workshop ðŸĶŽ

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A Junjurri's guide to Caring for Country! ðŸ–Ī💛âĪïļ
06/07/2021

A Junjurri's guide to Caring for Country!
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Happy NAIDOC Week ðŸ–Ī💛âĪïļ We are so grateful for all of our ongoing support and all of our lovely junjurri friends who care...
06/07/2021

Happy NAIDOC Week ðŸ–Ī💛âĪïļ We are so grateful for all of our ongoing support and all of our lovely junjurri friends who care for country and 'Heal Country' too 😉 and we look forward to new adventures real soon! Big Love, Junjurri Workshop!
Image from National NAIDOC ðŸ–Ī💛âĪïļ

Remember... Be like a Junjurri/ Djandjari!
06/07/2021

Remember... Be like a Junjurri/ Djandjari!

06/07/2021

Hello my friends!

Due to Covid-19 Junjurri Workshop has had to take a little break this year.

Luckily there's still all of our awesome content on YouTube, Instagram and right here on Facebook for you to enjoy this NAIDOC week and all year round.

We're looking at fun new ways to bring you stories and share awesome educational content too!

We are so grateful for all of our ongoing support and all of our lovely junjurri friends who care for country and 'Heal Country' too 😉 and we look forward to new adventures real soon!

Big Love,
Junjurri Workshop

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Happy holidays! 🌟
13/12/2020

Happy holidays! 🌟

06/09/2020

The third and final episode for this mini-season of Junjurri TV is out now! In episode 3 Nat introduces her friend Emily Wurramara as the guest artist on the show! This episode is all about singing in traditional Anindilyakwa language to tell a story. We learn the words to Emily Wurramara's song Ementha-Papaguneray also known as the turtle song from her part of country! Emily Wurramara is a well known singer/songwriter from Groote Eylandt who has travelled across the globe sharing her music and language!

Learn to sing the turtle song 'Ementha-Papaguneray' by Emily Wurramara from episode 3 and post a video of you or your cl...
06/09/2020

Learn to sing the turtle song 'Ementha-Papaguneray' by Emily Wurramara from episode 3 and post a video of you or your class singing and use the hashtags & to share your voices! ðŸ‘ĢðŸŒąðŸŒ

The third and final episode for this mini-season of Junjurri TV is out now! Join Nat as she introduces her friend Emily ...
05/09/2020

The third and final episode for this mini-season of Junjurri TV is out now! Join Nat as she introduces her friend Emily Wurramara as the guest artist on the show! This episode is all about singing a song in traditional to tell a . We learn the words to Emily Wurramara's song Ementha-Papaguneray also known as the turtle song from her part of country! Emily Wurramara is a well known singer/songwriter from Groote Eylandt who has travelled across the globe sharing her music and language. A huge thanks to everyone who was involved with and to all of our viewers! You can watch the show on Facebook, IGTV or YouTube! https://youtu.be/nxzl8RoeHQM

Happy Indigenous Literacy Day!
02/09/2020

Happy Indigenous Literacy Day!

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