On Country Enterprises
Yiriman Women Bush Enterprises is a social enterprise project focusing On Country healing, sustainable bush harvest; art, design, and on Country cultural experiences in the beautiful Kimberley region of Western Australia
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Yiriman women elder Annie Nayani Milgin with her necklace made from Bilawal (Desert Bloodwood/Corymbia opaca) nuts and Warimba (Bauhinia cunninghamii) seeds at the recent Impact Seed workshop in Jarlmadangah Burru
Karajarri ladies Jacko Shovellor, Sylvia Shovellor and Jessica Bangu checking out the Yiriman Women Bush Knowledge Enterprises work space at Jarlmadangah Burru.
Jacko Shovellor: “We don’t have our own space like this at the moment. If we had our own building like this at Bidyadanga. we could have all our bush medicine stuff together, then people coming in could see what we are doing."
Nyikina woman Annie Nayina Milgin (far left, front row) welcoming Karajarri ladies from Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community, 180 Kms south of Broome, to Jarlmadangah Burru, 250 kms east of Broome for a two-day workshop with Impact Seed
Karajarri Ranger Jacko Shovellor and Larrakia woman Lorraine Williams with our products in Darwin. Jacko and Robyn Wells represented Yiriman Women at the Building a Traditional Owner-led Bush Products Sector workshop, facilitated by CSIRO and CRC Developing Northern Australia.
Jacko presented Lorraine with some Wilgara Calming Balm and Jurnkurl Chestrub and Lorraine gave Jacko with a bloodwood necklace to take back to give the Yiriman women. #aboriginal #socialenterprise #kimberley #kimberleywesternaustralia #westernaustralia