Collaborators

Creekulum is a collaborative and collective pedagogical practice. Our processes evolved by cultivating the art of attention to emergent processes, being flexible and open to change our route. We practice deep listening to young people, and also the more than human world on Wurundjeri Country. The principle that brought us together was the shared desire to learn from First Nations leaders how to practice Care for Country in our local area as migrants-settlers and settlers in these lands and waters. We recognise the importance of working against epistemicide by bringing together ecologies of knowledges that privilege First Nations voices. We all acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded and Caring for Country is responsibility of all.

Creekulum was visualised and coordinated by Dr. Sarita Gálvez

Main collaborators:

Wurundjeri Elders Uncle Bill Nicholson and Uncle Dave Wandin from Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation.

The whole community of Moreland Primary School.

Dr. Gregory Crocetti and Briony Barr from Scale Free Network.

Dr. Angela Foley from Merri Creek Management Committee.

and East Coburg Community House.

With the participation of:

Dylan Martorell and Chaco Kato from Slow Art Collective.

Weaver Adrienne Kneebone.

And Meg Petrie on digital storytelling.