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Iwiri

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Address: 1 Lipson Street 5015 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.iwiri.org

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19.01.2022 Iwiri AGM in our new base at Tauondi College on Saturday 31st October 2020. Stay tuned for the announcement of our new Directors voted in.

18.01.2022 Wahooo. Tune in malpa Tjuta!! This Thursday Dance Rites Heats begin. South Australia Indigenous Dance Collective and Iwiri dancers join up to compete.

14.01.2022 Make sure you watch the Dance Rites finals tonight and for anyone that missed it, here was our combined entry, with the South Australia Indigenous Dance Collective.

13.01.2022 Rhoda Tjitayi and Jeremiah Osborne working hard at Iwiri Office. Working an ALNF game app.

13.01.2022 Congratulations to Iwiri co-chair Dom Barry on winning a place in the Dr Tracy Westerman Indigenous Psychology Scholarship Program. Dom is an inspiring leader and student and we know he will do a great job in the program and bring his learning back to the community in new and important ways.

10.01.2022 Translators hard at work #NextGeneration

09.01.2022 Yulara public performance

07.01.2022 The Flinders Wellbeing Team had a blast running the ‘Stay Strong in the City’ camp with the Iwiri community. This is part of a prevention and early intervention program for Anangu mothers, grandmothers, their children and grandchildren who are living in Adelaide. This is an amazing social and emotional wellbeing initiative with an Anangu twist, incorporating Tjukurpa and the elements of Walytja (family), Ngura (Country), Wangka (Language) and Inma (song/dance) to strengthen f...amilies in Adelaide. There were 42 Anangu campers last weekend for what turned out to be a very special time. We would like to acknowledge Anangu consultants Melissa Thompson and Dominic Barry who worked hard on the content and the Anangu workers were Rhoda Tjitayi and David Osborne supporting Bekh Osborne to run the Forums. The new Project name is Tjungungku Kunpu Kanyintjaku. Iwiri supported this project from the application through to delivery. Thank you to the team at Flinders Wellbeing Centre for your passion and dedication to the mental health and wellbeing of our people. See more