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

We had the pleasure of sharing a Wayapa Wuurrk Workshop with the Australian Council of Arts. A General Business session which is an inclusive safe space for men, women, children, and LGBTQI+ people. Catering for every level of Wayapa Wuurrk practice, allowing the ‘waxing’ (growing) of practice and community. The Australia Council of Arts workshops was tailored to suit COVID restrictions and allowed participants to practice in the comfort of their own home.

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

Join Dharawal woman, Jaz Corr, for a 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.

Jaz is facilitating an afternoon Wayapa Wuurrk session at Be Here Nowra in conjunction with the Yuin Healing Trial and following the week of Wayapa Wuurk in June 19-25 and Ngungwulah Aboriginal Corporation.

Wayapa Wuurrk, an earth connection practice rooted in ancient Indigenous wisdom, from local teacher Jaz Corr. Wayapa Wuurrk emphasises the significance of caring for the Earth as the foundation for cultivating well-being in mind, body and spirit.Through a combination of Earth mindfulness, narrative meditation, and proactive efforts to protect the planet, Wayapa provides a sense of belonging to the Earth.

Join Dharawal woman, Jaz Corr, for a 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.

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.”

We had the pleasure of sharing a Wayapa Wuurrk Workshop with the Australian Council of Arts. A General Business session which is an inclusive safe space for men, women, children, and LGBTQI+ people. Catering for every level of Wayapa Wuurrk practice, allowing the ‘waxing’ (growing) of practice and community. The Australia Council of Arts workshops was tailored to suit COVID restrictions and allowed participants to practice in the comfort of their own home.

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.”

We had the pleasure of sharing a Wayapa Wuurrk Workshop with the Australian Council of Arts. A General Business session which is an inclusive safe space for men, women, children, and LGBTQI+ people. Catering for every level of Wayapa Wuurrk practice, allowing the ‘waxing’ (growing) of practice and community. The Australia Council of Arts workshops was tailored to suit COVID restrictions and allowed participants to practice in the comfort of their own home.