‘Dhulu Yala, Gari Yala’: the power of oral knowledge

For tens of thousands of years, First Nations oral traditions have carried history, law, culture, and identity across generations. In this insightful panel, Wiradyuri knowledge holders and scholars will explore the profound role of oral knowledge in preserving and passing on cultural heritage.

From stories, songs, and ceremonies to language revitalisation, cultural practices, and the protection of sacred sites, knowledge holders are vital custodians of Wiradyuri traditions.

Join us for a powerful conversation that challenges the dominance of written records and celebrates the enduring wisdom of storytelling as a source of knowledge and truth.