As an alumni of UOW it is an honour to share a Wayapa Wuurrk workshop working with UOW School of Medicine Indigenous Trauma Recovery team.

As part of the collaborative process, Jaz will be hosting sessions across the Shoalhaven for the community to get involved. Sessions are in July at the following times:

Wednesday 17 July, 10 am - 12 pm at Shoalhaven City Council - Osprey Training Room for the Council Staff.

The finished artwork will go into Council’s art collection, with photography of the artwork and its design elements used throughout the RAP.

As part of the collaborative process, Jaz will be hosting sessions across the Shoalhaven for the community to get involved. Sessions are in the winter school holidays at the following times:

Saturday 13 July, 10 am – 3 pm, at the Ulladulla Civic Centre as part of NAIDOC Day celebrations.

The finished artwork will go into Council’s art collection, with photography of the artwork and its design elements used throughout the RAP.

As part of the collaborative process, Jaz will be hosting sessions across the Shoalhaven for the community to get involved. Sessions are in the winter school holidays at the following times:

Wednesday 10 July, 10 am - 12 pm at the Shoalhaven Regional Gallery in Nowra.

The finished artwork will go into Council’s art collection, with photography of the artwork and its design elements used throughout the RAP.

As part of the collaborative process, Jaz will be hosting sessions across the Shoalhaven for the community to get involved. Sessions are in July at the following times:

Friday 5 July, 8.15 am - 12 pm at Vincentia High School

The finished artwork will go into Council’s art collection, with photography of the artwork and its design elements used throughout the RAP.

Featured at Entelechy Living Bulli Woonona School of Arts. Join Dharawal woman, Jaz Corr, for Wayapa Wuurrk, a practice and gathering of harmony within the environment, through a combination of Earth mindfulness, narrative meditation, a series of physical movements and taking action to look after the planet, Wayapa® provides a sense of belonging to the Earth while creating holistic well-being.

Explore how a movement practice can be represented through a variety of mediuims. This may include traditional materials such as paperbark and making 'paint' from Country using ochre, as well as contemporary materials including paper, acrylic paint and air-ink (ink made from the diesel emissions of vehicles). Participants will respond to First Peoples' symbology and movement practice of Wayapa to create an artwork representing their personal ‘ Wayapa Wuurrk’ earth connection.”

Explore how a movement practice can be represented through a variety of mediuims. This may include traditional materials such as paperbark and making 'paint' from Country using ochre, as well as contemporary materials including paper, acrylic paint and air-ink (ink made from the diesel emissions of vehicles). Participants will respond to First Peoples' symbology and movement practice of Wayapa to create an artwork representing their personal ‘ Wayapa Wuurrk’ earth connection.”

Featured at Entelechy Living Bulli Woonona School of Arts. Join Dharawal woman, Jaz Corr, for Wayapa Wuurrk, a practice and gathering of harmony within the environment, through a combination of Earth mindfulness, narrative meditation, a series of physical movements and taking action to look after the planet, Wayapa® provides a sense of belonging to the Earth while creating holistic well-being.

Jaz developed and prepared the Dennis Golding POWER - The Future is Here Educational Resource for the Museums & Galleries of NSW.

Explore how a movement practice can be represented through a variety of mediuims. This may include traditional materials such as paperbark and making 'paint' from Country using ochre, as well as contemporary materials including paper, acrylic paint and air-ink (ink made from the diesel emissions of vehicles). Participants will respond to First Peoples' symbology and movement practice of Wayapa to create an artwork representing their personal ‘ Wayapa Wuurrk’ earth connection.”

Explore how a movement practice can be represented through a variety of mediuims. This may include traditional materials such as paperbark and making 'paint' from Country using ochre, as well as contemporary materials including paper, acrylic paint and air-ink (ink made from the diesel emissions of vehicles). Participants will respond to First Peoples' symbology and movement practice of Wayapa to create an artwork representing their personal ‘ Wayapa Wuurrk’ earth connection.”

“ Upon surviving the barren world, we have combined enough materials, tech & know-how to escape the Wild Wastelands. With our shonky starship of scraps, it's time to fire up the warp drive and finally set course for the deep depths of the Esoverse to see what adventures our next journey into the dark unchartered cosmos holds! We are all stardust... “

Wayapa Wuurrk Women’s Full Moon Gathering. A practice and gathering of harmony within the environment, through a combination of Earth mindfulness, narrative meditation, a series of physical movements and taking action to look after the planet, Wayapa® provides a sense of belonging to the Earth while creating holistic well-being.

Featured at Entelechy Living Bulli Woonona School of Arts. Join Dharawal woman, Jaz Corr, for Wayapa Wuurrk, a practice and gathering of harmony within the environment, through a combination of Earth mindfulness, narrative meditation, a series of physical movements and taking action to look after the planet, Wayapa® provides a sense of belonging to the Earth while creating holistic well-being.