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The Bardi Jawi Rangers
The Bardi Jawi Rangers
Meet the Bardi Jawi Rangers, a dedicated group of Indigenous wildlife rangers, have taken a proactive step to promote marine safety.
Introducing The BW Tribal Blog
Introducing The BW Tribal Blog
Welcome to the BW Tribal blog, your go-to source for all things Indigenous fashion, news, culture, and community! We're thrilled to have you join us on this exciting journey as we bring you the latest updates and stories from our vibrant world.
Connecting Communities: Aboriginal Story Time For Everyone
Connecting Communities: Aboriginal Story Time For Everyone
Aboriginal Story Time For Everyone - Join an Aboriginal Elder to celebrate Aboriginal culture and stories during this special story time at Inala library. Ideal for children aged 2-5 years old
Journey Through Time: Past NAIDOC Week Themes
Journey Through Time: Past NAIDOC Week Themes
BW Tribal have dived into the NAIDOC archives to bring you a comprehensive list of every NAIDOC Week poster from it's inception in 1972, up to today.
Artist Profile: Kiya Watt
Artist Profile: Kiya Watt
Meet Kiya: Co-creator of Playschool's first Indigenous doll, whose artwork features prominently across BW Tribal's range.
BW Tribal's Range of Kids' Clothing Is Made With Love And Authentic Aboriginal Art
BW Tribal's Range of Kids' Clothing Is Made With Love And Authentic Aboriginal Art
BW Tribal’s Kids' range is fun and functional, featuring playful polo shirts and trendy t-shirts. Made with love and adorned with an authentic Aboriginal artwork on each piece, these pieces offer the perfect blend of comfort and style for our little adventurers.
AIATSIS Promotes Language Conservation With Release Of Warlpiri Encyclopaedic Dictionary
AIATSIS Promotes Language Conservation With Release Of Warlpiri Encyclopaedic Dictionary
With six decades of linguistic accumulation, the Warlpiri Encyclopaedic Dictionary, Warlpiri yimi-kirli manu jaru-kurlu, is a remarkable compilation documenting the intricacies and etymologies of Warlpiri language for future generations.
The Indigenous Literacy Foundation Teaches Kids That Reading Opens Doors
The Indigenous Literacy Foundation Teaches Kids That Reading Opens Doors
The Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) is an organisation that BW Tribal proudly supports for its dedication to diminishing the literacy gap experienced by Indigenous children living in remote areas of Australia. Through the provision and distribution of books to these communities, ILF aims to instil lifelong passions for reading and learning in Indigenous youth.