Yinhawangka Living Cultures Program
Living Cultures
Heal Country, Heal People.
Supporting cultural programs and initiatives that create opportunities for Yinhawangka people and families to connect, participate and share knowledge.
About Living Cultures
Supporting connection, participation and cultural knowledge.
The Yinhawangka Living Cultures Program supports cultural programs, activities and projects involving Yinhawangka people and families.
The program creates opportunities for people to come together, participate in activities, share stories and knowledge, and contribute ideas for future Living Cultures projects.
Sharing and connection
Culture lives through people
Living Cultures supports opportunities for Yinhawangka people to spend time together, share stories and knowledge, participate in cultural activities and strengthen connections across generations.
Heal Country, Heal People
Connecting people, knowledge and family
Living Cultures activities change over time, but current work includes opportunities across these areas.
Stories & Knowledge
Supporting appropriate opportunities for Yinhawangka stories, experiences and knowledge to be shared and carried forward.
Family & Connection
Creating opportunities for Yinhawangka families and community to come together through camps, gatherings and other Living Cultures activities.
Preserving Family Material
Helping Yinhawangka families preserve older photographs, videos and audio recordings through digitisation and appropriate care.
Projects & Participation
Developing and communicating Living Cultures projects, creative activities and opportunities for Members and families to take part.
Stories from Living Cultures
See what’s been happening
Explore recent stories, activities and projects from the Yinhawangka Living Cultures Program.
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Update COVID 19
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Corporation Returns to Members
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Family and connection
Creating opportunities to come together
Living Cultures activities provide opportunities for Yinhawangka people and families to connect, participate and contribute to cultural activities and projects.
Members are encouraged to share ideas with the Living Cultures team about activities, projects and future opportunities they would like to be part of.
Get involved
Have an idea or want to know more?
Contact the Living Cultures team to ask about current activities, share an idea or find out more about ways to take part.
Living Cultures
Pedram Khosronejad
Yinhawangka Living Cultures Program Manager
