Cultural Awareness Training in Newman

In signing the Cultural Compact, we encourage you to participate in Martu and Nyiyaparli cultural awareness experiences and further your knowledge about the Nyiyaparli Traditional Owners of the Country on which Newman stands and the Martu People as the Custodians of Jigalong which sits in Nyiyaparli Country.

The following local organistaions offer Cultural Awareness Training in the Pilbara:

Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa (KJ), a Martu organisation based in Newman that works with Martu to build strong sustainable communities, offers a Cultural Awareness Program uniquely focused on Martu people and their history, culture, society and challenges. The sessions are practical, drawing on familiar ideas, aimed to be entertaining and provide variety to sustain interest. They are delivered using a range of techniques:

Martu participants facilitate the sessions and look forward to sharing their stories and knowledge with the participants. To book a cultural awareness course for your organisation please call the KJ office (08) 9175 9700,  email admin@kj.org.au or find out more here.

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre is a leading Aboriginal language and resource centre working with people in the Pilbara to record and foster Aboriginal languages, culture and history. 

Wangka Maya offers Cultural Awareness Training in an informal relaxed atmosphere with short presentations and time to ask questions. 

Some topics covered throughout the session include:

 The session will also include:

To book a cultural awareness course please phone: 08 9172 2344,  email: admin@wangkamaya.org.au or click here to visit their website. 

The This Is Our Dream Cultural Compact acknowledges the Nyiyaparli Traditional Owners of the Country on which Newman stands and the Martu People as the Custodians of Jigalong which sits in Nyiyaparli Country. We respect and recognise their leaders, past, present and emerging, and we are grateful for the privilege of living and working on this Country.

Cultural Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that the following web page includes images and voices of a deceased person.