Kumangka, meaning ‘together’, by Kaurna Artists: Allan Sumner & Narisha Cash commissioned by City of Unley in 2018 for public buildings in Ridge Park, Myrtle Bank. Go to the Kaurna Yarta page for more details about artwork used on this website.

What’s New on this Website:

Kaurna Yarta go to Kaurna Yarta :

• Edited: Acknowledgement of Country
• Added: Unley Allies’ Commitment

Events go to Coming Events :

• 7 September – Monday, 7pm to 7:30pm – Unley Allies’ Annual General Meeting
• 7 September – Monday, 7:30pm to 8:45pm – Unley Allies’ Action Groups
• 18 September – Friday 9am to 5pm AEST – National Allyship Summit – available online
• 20 September – Sunday, 2pm to 4pm – FoRAH Building Allyship: Caring for Country with Courtney Hunter-Hebberman
• 28-30 September – Mitcham Libraries – School Holiday Activities for Children
• 7-10 October – Mitcham Libraries – more School Holiday Activities for Children
• 13 October – Tuesday, 6pm to 7:15pm – Knowledge Project Film Screening and Q&A with Jack Buckskin
• 27 October – Tuesday, 4pm to 6pm – Third Camp: Share a Cuppa
• 14 November – Saturday, 4pm to 11pm – Womma Murkurta Music Festival

Books and More go to Books and More :

• Book of the Month of September, Unley inner city life by Tim Lloyd and Louise Nunn
• Book of the Month of August, The Knowledge: learning from ancestral wisdom… by Victor Steffensen
• ABC Podcast: Speaking Out: Larissa Behrendt interviews Victor Steffensen

Truth Learning Articles go to Truth Learning :

• South Australian Museum invites Kaurna knowledge holders and experts to join working group, read the article
• New community-informed resources support fairer employment pathways for First Nations people, read the article
• Thorpe bills aim to abolish shackling during childbirth and strip searching of children, read the article
• Australians divided on Acknowledgements of Coountry at major events, read the article