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Guide Dogs NSW/ACT partnered with the Mirri Mirri team to create a culturally safe and digitally accessible learning module as part of their Reconciliation Action Plan.  Together, we developed Ngiyani: Working Together , a resource designed to be inclusive for everyone, including people with low vision or blindness, while strengthening cultural understanding and supporting culturally responsive service delivery.  The collaboration evolved into a broader learning opportunity

Big News! Dean and Bryanna are heading off on their Maternity leave! The office will be a little quiet (or a little too peaceful), without them. And no, we don’t fully understand how Dean managed to get maternity leave either. But hey, 2025 is wild, and we support the journey.  This means that Dean is off to master the ancient art of swaddling, bottle-warming, and pretending he totally slept last night. Bryanna is about to become a multitasking superhero who can hold a baby,

Adam Goodes and Michael O’Loughlan may be recognised as amongst the greatest to have played the game of AFL, but away from the field their work is just as inspiring.  Establishing the GO Foundation in 2009, Adam and Michael, with the help of some amazing staff, support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people to realise their dreams through mentorship and exposure to a range of initiatives. And that’s where we come in.  It was a huge honour for Mirri Mirri to be eng

There’s something special about returning to Central Coast Sports College; the energy, the curiosity, and how students throw themselves (sometimes quite literally) into every cultural experience we bring.  This week, our Mirri Mirri facilitators spent the day delivering hands-on cultural activities, from spear throwing and fire making, to weaving, art, storytelling, and a few very memorable rounds of dancing. Speaking of dancing, Dean showed students how to bust a few moves.