Deepen your understanding of First Nations culture through authentic, hands-on learning.
KARI offers a wide range of cultural experiences, from keynote speakers and on-Country learning, to workshops in Yidaki (didgeridoo), weaving, carving, and Traditional Indigenous games. We also support organisations with Reconciliation Action Plans and culturally appropriate guidance.
All sessions are delivered by First Nations facilitators in a welcoming, respectful and inclusive environment.
It aims to illuminate practices imposed on Aboriginal peoples post-colonisation and how intergenerational experiences shape our communities today. Additionally, it seeks to cultivate a profound admiration for the diverse tapestry of Aboriginal traditions spanning over many thousands of years.
Aboriginality
Aboriginality and the diversity within Aboriginal culture and communities, we also provide strategies on how to best work with Aboriginal clients and communities.
Traditional Tools, Weapons and Artefacts
Talk and demonstration on traditional tools, weapons and artefacts. The items have been hand crafted and provide understanding of what goes into traditional tools used for survival.
Impacts of Colonisation
This module gives participants an insight into historical aspects of the Australian Governments past policies and practices and a deeper understanding of how inter-generational trauma continues to effect Aboriginal people and communities today.
In our weaving workshop participants will learn the ancient practice of weaving which is a tradition that has been passed on through generations.
Participants enjoy a unique experience in our one day workshop where they learn the origins of the instrument and make a quality Yidaki that they will be able to take home, play and display.
Participants create and carve their own piece of traditional art using techniques that have been successfully used and passed down by Aboriginal people for tens of thousands of years.
An educational, team building and creative workshop where you will learn about Aboriginal Symbols, meanings and use in traditional art.
Culinary delights await as your group prepare a delicious recipe’s with a modern twist using traditional native ingredients.
These workshops provide a unique opportunity to engage with the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples in an interactive, fun, and educational manner.
On country cultural camps can be tailored to your group and range from two/three nights visiting a number of sites and communities in the Nambucca shire on Gumbaynggirr country.
Your group could experience the below:
Experience Country closer to home with this fantastic opportunity tailored to your group. Explore local flora and fauna and their traditional uses, ancient rock art, and historic swimming holes.
Your group could experience the below:
Offered in three beautiful locations around Sydney:
Reconciliation Action Plans
KARI partners with organisations to create meaningful Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) that are seamlessly integrated into workplace culture. We take the time to understand your unique goals, ensuring your RAP is tailored to foster genuine understanding and respect for Aboriginal culture within your team.
By embedding cultural practices into day-to-day operations, we help create inclusive environments where diversity is celebrated and mutual respect is prioritised. Our team’s experience in developing and implementing RAPs ensures your organisation not only meets its reconciliation goals but also contributes to broader positive social change.
KARI is proud to offer Cultural Talks, bringing Aboriginal culture, history, and perspectives directly to your workplace or event. Our experienced speakers will engage your staff with insightful discussions on a variety of topics related to Aboriginal people, tailored to suit your organisation’s needs.
Whether you’re looking to educate your team, promote inclusivity, or simply broaden cultural understanding, our talks are designed to foster meaningful conversations and deeper respect for Aboriginal people.
Our speakers bring lived experience and deep cultural knowledge, creating a safe and engaging space for participants to listen, reflect and ask questions. Every session encourages connection, respect and practical ways to support reconciliation in your workplace or community.
If you’re looking for a confident and culturally grounded voice to lead your next event, KARI has you covered. Our experienced speakers bring authenticity, insight and warmth to every stage, whether as MC, keynote speaker, or panel contributor.
We tailor each engagement to suit your event’s purpose, audience and message. From large-scale conferences to intimate gatherings, our speakers draw on lived experience and cultural knowledge to spark meaningful conversation and connection.
Let us help you set the tone for your event and ensure your audience walks away informed, inspired and more connected to Aboriginal culture.
This unique team-building experience offers a hands-on opportunity to engage with and celebrate Aboriginal culture.
Your team will participate in a range of activities including traditional cooking, Indigenous games, cultural trivia, and art.
Not only will you strengthen workplace bonds, but you’ll also deepen your understanding of the rich traditions and practices that have shaped Aboriginal communities for thousands of years.
