Weaving with WUDTJAMEEN – Returning for NATSIEHC27

Following the wonderful response to our weaving sessions at NATSIEHC26, we’re delighted to welcome WUDTJAMEEN back for NATSIEHC27. 

Everyone is welcome to come along, take part and connect through weaving.

WUDTJAMEEN shares the traditional Aboriginal practice of basket weaving—an art form deeply connected to culture, storytelling and community. Traditionally, weaving created not only practical items for gathering food and everyday necessities, but also opportunities for yarning, sharing knowledge and strengthening connections.

WUDTJAMEEN is led by sisters Georgia and Olivia, Central and Eastern Arrernte women based in Naarm.

For more information:  www.wudtjameen.com.au 

Step outside and enjoy the beautiful Adelaide Park Lands surrounding Adelaide Oval, take a stroll along the River Torrens/Karrawirra Pari, or simply find a quiet green space to sit. 

There are also plenty of opportunities to have a yarn with the awesome mob at the trade tables. 

Grab a coffee hit from one of the amazing Baristas, making fresh, hot coffee for us each of the conference days.

Have any questions? 

Find a member of our FNEHA team who would be happy to help!