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25.01.2022 Thank you to Rob and Jackie at 94.7 The Pulse for inviting Marsha to speak this morning on all things NAIDOC. They also spoke about the recent decision to not fly the Aboriginal Flag in Federal Parliament and the swearing in of deadly new Senator Lidia Thorpe and her powerful message stick, created by proud Gunai Kurnai man Ricky Baldwin, representing the 441 Aboriginal deaths in custody since the 1991 Royal Commission. #NAIDOC2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe #ChangeMaker

24.01.2022 Arranyinha Director Marsha Uppill had the pleasure of sitting & yarning with the deadly Noongar Author Claire G Coleman at the Geelong Regional Libraries tonight about her new book The Old Lie. Its a phenomenal depiction of fact delivered in fiction that will capture every readers heart & soul and take you on a journey of reality for our mob. Do yourself a favour and read it, then let me know how you went. #FirstNations #AdnyamathanhaWoman #NoongarWomen #Yarnin #OriginalStoryTellers #geelong #author #writing #book #read #newbook

22.01.2022 One of the great projects Arranyinha collaborated on recently is the development of a First Nations Cultural Protocols Guide for the Geelong Regional Libraries corporation. This guide is now seeking feedback from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, who are part of the Greater Geelong Region, that have a keen interest in the display, gathering and care of First Nations collection for the Geelong Regional Library Corporation. Two session will be held in the last week of January 2020. If you would like to be involved, please contact Marsha Uppill via [email protected]

22.01.2022 It was great to see so many community attending the launch of the Geelong Arts Centre Reconciliation Action Plan on Thursday 5th March, 2020. Marsha Uppill, Arranyinha Co-Founder and Director, is part of the community representation on the Geelong Arts Centre RAP Working Group. Marsha attended the event with her son, Youth Cr Banjo Uppill. It was also fabulous to see the launch of the RAP Artwork beautifully created by Adnyamathanha Yura Shu Brown that will reflect all things reconciliation as the Centre continues along its journey. A huge congratulations to the team of the Geelong Arts Centre, particularly Kylies At Weenthunga who has been pivotal in all the community engagement and culturally strengthening for the organisation. Thank you to the amazing Ferne Millen Photography for these fantastic shots of the event....

21.01.2022 Arranyinhas Co-Founder and Director, Marsha Uppill has a great chat with Matthew Fletcher of Entrepreneurs Geelong about her journey, her life, her desire for change and how she is making an impact. You can watch it here....

21.01.2022 Arranyinha had the absolute honour of facilitating an acknowledgement of country project between Villawood Properties and Wathaurung Aboriginal Corporation trading as Wadawurrung. The idea was seeded by the Leaders for Geelong participants through the Committee for Geelong. Arranyinha sourced the artist, facilitated the conversations between Wadawurrung Traditional Owners and Villawood, as well as creating innovative ways for the artwork to be installed. Congratulations to Bi...lly Otoole for a culturally significant piece that describes the layers and depth of connection the Wadawurrung have with their country. Thank you to Mike Treloar and Noel Murphy at Villawood Properties, your heart for approaching this project with cultural respect and collaboration was seen throughout each stage this project. Thank you to Wathaurung Aboriginal Corporation for entrusting me, once again, with something so significant and educational that will make a generational impact. Thank you Villawood Properties for capturing and sharing such amazing photographs of the day.

20.01.2022 The journey to cultural awareness and respect of First Nations people and culture is often met with challenges within ourselves that impacts a shift within us. Arranyinha has designed a series of workshops that take you and members of your organisation through a self assessment and awareness process to be aware of how unconscious bias and privilege impacts First Nations people and communities. www.arranyinha.com.au

19.01.2022 International Womens Day event for Geelong.... What an amazing person to hear from and learn from... More information below..

18.01.2022 The Arranyinha team are pleased to bring to you our new website!! If you want to know more about who we are and what we do, check it out! And please share! Thank you to: The City of Greater Geelong for the entrepreneurial grant; Ammie Howell for translating Arranyinha story into art;... D and Co Studio for creating our logo and branding; & Pixeld for the great result. Www.arranyinha.com.au

18.01.2022 Tune in for all things entrepreneurial and, in true style, a story telling approach to my life and my why.....

18.01.2022 Happy NAIDOC! Here’s a message from Arranyinha Director, Marsha Uppill....... Thank you to all who voted for Arranyinha via the Westfield Local Heroes. We weren’t one of the projects who were given the grant, however I always believe that some doors open - not for the purpose you think - but for something greater, a greater impact, a greater reach. So it was my pleasure to speak with the wonderful Heidi from Westfield Geelong about my journey and what NAIDOC means to me. Adi Nakarchin, never goodbye, only see you later....

17.01.2022 Grab your tickets now and nominate women you know! TICKETS: https://www.geelongaustralia.com.au///8d798425fb578d7.aspx NOMINATIONS: https://www.geelongaustralia.com.au///8d32badbf2a16f4.aspx

17.01.2022 Today Arranyinha Marsha Uppill was key note speaker at the Women on Bellarine International Womens Luncheon. Marsha spoke on culture, connection and how gender equality looks different to Aboriginal women. Once again, her presentation was honest, audacious and posed a question to those in attendance..... what does a gender equitable world look like to you... You may not know that Marsha is a gender equity specialist and her unique perspective of culture and equity is change making. Marsha is available to present on this topic to you and your organisation, if you would like to know more contact Arranyinha via inbox or [email protected] Her calendar is already starting to fill for NAIDOC week 2020.

17.01.2022 An amazing opportunity to have a voice!

16.01.2022 At Arranyinha, we look to address the ongoing systemic impacts on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities. Yesterday, the Victorian Labour Government announced a reparation scheme to assist in the healing process for Stolen Generations.....

15.01.2022 Just a little "Pride Post" for you! Our son, Warrianha Banjo has been elected to the City of Greater Geelongs Youth Council. We are so proud of you Banjo! Congratulations on being the 1st First Nations Young Person on the Geelong Youth Council!

15.01.2022 Tune into ABC774 at 8:30pm tonight to hear Marsha Uppill discuss this Friday's Unconscious Bias and Cultural Respect in Non-Fiction workshop that she is co-presenting with Maryanne Ballantyne at the Word for Word National Non-Fiction Festival. There are still places available if you'd like to join the workshop...

13.01.2022 It was great to be at the launch of Burndawan - a resource created with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living on Wadawurrung country that provides support or information about harmful behaviours from a partner or family member. Arranyinha Co-Founder, Marsha Uppill, supported development by facilitating womens yarning circles to capture their experience and expertise. Congratulations to Renee Fiolet and the Aboriginal Advisory group on a fantastic resource. For more information go to: www.Burndawan.com.au

12.01.2022 Taking the stage is not about completion, its about cultural responsibility and the honouring of the First Nations women that have gone before us, whos shoulders we stand on, whose voice we here and project, whose love we always carry. #FirstNations #FirstPeoples #Aboriginal #TorresStraitIslander #Honour #Respect #AlwaysThankfulofthoseGoneBefore

12.01.2022 Another powerful Privilege and Unconscious Bias: First Nations Impact workshop designed and delivered by our amazing Director and Co Founder Marsha Uppill to the Reconciliation Action Group members of The Gordon right here in Geelong. The workshop is designed in a way that allows for the inclusion of current impacts being experienced by First Nations people creating real time and relevant learnings. Previous workshop participants have had this to say:... Marsha is a highly engaging and professional presenter while still being real. The session was valuable and informative, and I encourage people to open their minds to this learning for personal growth.... Staff Member, Sunbury Community Health. Marsha made me check my privilege, it was hard, but necessary..... Staff Member, Geelong Regional Library. I found Marshas sessions to be facilitated in such a way that it creates a safe and welcoming environment where we are all gently and compassionately challenged to explore our own unconscious biases thus becoming more aware of ourselves and how we interact with the world around us.... Jennie, Sunbury Community Health. The Privelege and Unconscious Bias workshop will make you think outside of your comfort zone and is a must for all business owners...... Alison, Geelong Business Woman. Marsha says "its an honour to walk this journey with the people who are taking a step towards change in the individual, that ultimately engenders change in the community, positive change for our todays and our generations to come". If you would like to know more about this training or like to book a session for you and your staff, contact [email protected] or check out www.arranyinha.com.au Adi Nakarchin x

12.01.2022 Today is a significant day for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Its a day of sadness that recognises the pain, grief and loss we experienced because of the forcible removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from families, but also their country, community and culture. Sorry. It means you regret what was done. It also signifies a time of honour and reflection for what was lost.... Last year, I stood at the very place my mum, her 2 sisters and 2 brothers were stolen from. I cant put into words what went through my heart, my mind, my body at that time. But none of that even compares to the heartache of my Nanna, Mums and uncles. Today I am sorry, for the devastation that continued to take place in my community, to my people over such a short period of time. Today, I am sorry for all the children who are still looking and may never know where they came from and where they belong. Today, I am sorry for the survivors who found home and country but were never to meet or see their Mum and Dad again. Today, I am sorry that the efforts of one to destroy another has caused such heartache and brokenness that has impacted generations. Paying my respect and sending love, strength and determination to my brothers and sisters, we all survived this together. Paying my respects to elders all over this continent, please know I stand with you all. #NationalSorryDay2020 See more

11.01.2022 Keep an eye out for this deadly new collab coming your way soon! #blakbusiness #AborginalEnterprise

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Arranyinhas own Marsha Uppill was nominated by the local Geelong community for this years Westfield Local Heros program and she is one of the finalists!! The winner of this award receives $10,000 towards a community program of their choice. If Marsha is successful, Arranyinha will use the grant to develop a Sistas Circle for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women of all ages to increase their self-confidence, connection and identity.... Its now up to the community (thats you) to vote! Please go to this link and vote now at westfield.com.au/local-heroes. Voting closes 14 September. Westfield Geelong #westfieldgeelong

10.01.2022 Arranyinha is proud to collaborate with the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation to facilitate a community stakeholder conversation in Geelong to identify the area of most need and impact. Heres a look at what was developed in 2017 as a precursor to this conversation, its a reminder to us all about our "why" for our community.

10.01.2022 Heres your chance to watch a movie that will change you...

09.01.2022 At Arranyinha one of our pillars is to Educate. We do this through our workshops, one of which looks at systems that fail Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Our Unconscious Bias ~ First Nations Impact explores programs like the STMP in NSW and its systemic bias. Want to know more? Contact Arranyinha via www.arranyinha.com.au

09.01.2022 Marsha Uppill, CoFounder/Director Arranyinha, loved having a chat to the young people who are undertaking the City of Greater Geelong Youth Leadership program. Thank you to Pirooz Jafari and the team for inviting me to come along. The room was full of amazing next generation leaders from across Geelong. The discussion was all things cultural respect, politics, community voice, mentoring, journey and going for what you believe in! What an honour to speak life into our next gen leaders! Looking forward to seeing these young ones shape our future

09.01.2022 Steven Oliver has a way of putting things that make it very clear about perceptions, bias and stigmas. I invite you to watch this and consider yourself, are you part of the solution? And if you are not sure how to be part of the solution, please contact us, we would love for you to go through our Unconscious Bias and Privilege workshop, as a step in your journey to generational change.

09.01.2022 Arrayinha Marsha Uppill spoke to a packed room at the AGM for Barwon Community Legal Service yesterday on the topic of generational change and the preventable disease that is family violence. Its always an honour to speak life into the world that we are part of to impact generational change. Thank you to the staff, board and community that enabled a culturally safe environment for Marsha to speak truth, change and hope. If youd like Marsha to speak at one of your events please contact us through this page or via www.Arranyinha.com.au

08.01.2022 Tune into 94.7 The Pulse this morning at 9.45am as Arranyinha Director chats with Rob Cameron all things NAIDOC! Happy NAIDOC!

07.01.2022 If you havent yet voted, Id love for you to vote for Arranyinha Director, Marsha Uppill. With the award monies she will establish a Sistas Circle for Aboriginal and a Torres Strait Islander women to connect, create and collaborate through music and finding their voice. This is so much more important now than ever before, in a world where community is isolated and distanced, finding common ground and a culturally safe space is vital. A vote for Marsha Uppill is a vote for the Sistas Circle, from little this big things grow...

07.01.2022 Thank you to the staff and students at The Gordon for inviting our Director, Marsha Uppill to speak at their NAIDOC Week celebrations. Marsha says it’s always an honour to share her story, to share about country, culture and community. Zooming in from on #Wadawurrung country, and wearing ochre from #Adnyamathanha country, Marsha shared about the importance of cultural respect and always was always will be. #HappyNAIDOC #NAIDOC2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

06.01.2022 If you haven’t already done so, check out today’s Geelong Advertiser’s GT Magazine feature on Arranyinha Director, Marsha Uppill. A thank you to the amazing Olivia Reed for capturing Marsha words with such honour. City of Greater Geelong Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation The Gordon Runway Word for Word National Non-Fiction Festival Geelong Regional Libraries Christine Couzens Jaala Pulford MP 94.7 The Pulse Geelong Arts Centre... Please note: Wadawurrung has been incorrectly spelt as Wathaurong in this article.

06.01.2022 Call out to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with a business idea across the Geelong area.... check this out!

05.01.2022 One of the world changing projects Arranyinha is working on at the moment is "50/50 by 2025" Gender Equality on Local Councils, or in this case, the Geelong City Council. We are specifically focussing on young women between 17 - 35 years, through the Young Women in Local Democracy network. Please share this invitation to attend the 1st Young Women in Local Democracy Networking Event for 2020 "CONNECTIONS" If you are a young women between 17 - 35 years, come along. Or if you know one or two or three or more bring them along with you! Register for this FREE event via https://ywildconnections.eventbrite.com.au

05.01.2022 Arranyinhas own, Marsha Uppill is a community representative on the Geelong Arts Centre Reconciliation Committee. Here she talks about her experiences..... "I have really enjoyed being part of the Geelong Arts Centre Reconciliation committee... I have a love of the arts, what can I say I was born that way! And being asked to share what reconciliation week means to me was something I couldnt refuse..". I wonder, what does reconciliation mean to you?... #NRW2020 #Reconciliation #HealingforourNations

05.01.2022 Congratulations to Arranyinha Director and Co-Founder Marsha Uppill for receiving the 2020 First Nations Woman in Community Life Award at the City of Greater Geelong International Womens Day event, hosted by the Women in Community Life Advisory Committee, last Friday evening. The Award, proudly supported by Christine Couzens MP recognised and celebrated Marsha for her audacious leadership, continued commitment and determination for generational change for Aboriginal people a...nd communities throughout her personal and professional career. At the heart of all Marsha does is cultural respect and cultural responsibility. Her passion, enthusiasm and integrity ensure her honouring approach to change making and empowering business and First Nations to collaborate for generational change moves towards the ultimate goal of a healing for our Nations. Well done Marsha from the Arranyinha team! We love you and everything you stand for #iwd2020 See more

04.01.2022 Thank you That Startup Show for giving Arranyinha the spotlight... Thank you to Runway for taking me on my accelerator journey. Thank you to the City of Greater Geelong for the entrepreneurial grant that supported this part of the journey.

04.01.2022 This is generational change and carrying our history into our future looks like. Proud Adnyamathanha Man and Woman, Terrence and Josephine Coulthard, Marsha's Aunty and Uncle, recently launched their book on Adnyamathanha culture, stories and language. 40 years in the making, this book ensures the survival of one of the worlds longest living continuously connected First Nations peoples. A proud moment for our own strong Adnyamathanha family. Thank you Ngurli Terry and Ngami Josie for your constant leadership, guidance and the creation of cultural inheritance for our mob.

03.01.2022 Another fantastic project for Arranyinha is the Young Women in Local Democracy network part of the WILD - Women in Local Democracy. If you are a young woman living in the Geelong Region, aged between 17 - 35 years and interested in politics or being a community voice on a local stage, please complete the following survey.... I will be in touch to let you know all the exciting opportunities we have planned for this year, and the lead up to the local government elections in October, 2020.

02.01.2022 Happy New Year! Welcome to the World Changing 20s! Its never been a better time to look into you and your businesses cultural impact. Have a look at what Arranyinha offers via our website.....

02.01.2022 Systemic racism has destroyed the lives of many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The Unconcious Bias Training developed and delivered by Arranyinha provides an insight into these system failures both from a professional and personal perspective. If you are serious about wanting to know more, to understand better and to become part of the change that needs to happen, then contact us to discuss how we can help you on your journey to cultural respect.

01.01.2022 Why not get along to the Geelong Library this evening and hear Arranyinha Director, Marsha Uppill have an intimate conversation with Claire G Coleman, Noongar Woman, about her new book The Old Lie Its a free Author Encounter, so why dont you come along and support our First Nations writer! More info go here: https://www.grlc.vic.gov.au/what/claire-g-coleman--old-lie