SPELLのインスタグラム(spell) - 12月23日 14時36分

On the blog: The Revolution Collective ~ after posting during NAIDOC Week from the perspective of @wherethewildwomanwanders about her experience as a white woman married to a First Nations man and mother to First Nations children, we promised a little more about the story of her up and coming social enterprise @the_revolution_collective. Her idea actually stemmed from a conversation with Lizzy around an initiative to donate fabric remnants an it all grew from there! Amy’s idea will create a social enterprise which is an educational and purposeful program for the remote Indigenous people of Doomadgee, with the first project being an introduction to pattern making and sewing using Spell fabric, to foster not only a creative hobby, but potentially create a business for the community. Amy shares with us on the blog a little bit of her story learning about the amazing culture of her now First Nations family, and the inspiration behind TRC. We will be working with Amy on a couple of exciting projects next year, so stay tuned! Read more via link in bio 🖤💛❤️ #therevolutioncollective #alwayswasalwayswillbe this photoshoot took place on the tribal lands of the Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair people. Jibardi’s (women) Delray George, Demi Doomadgee & Brooklyn Doomadgee are ceremony women, who come from the Waanyi, Gangalidda and Garawa tribes in The Gulf of Carpentaria. These young women now reside in South East QLD and are working hard to achieve their dreams. They have donated their time to this social enterprise and hold a strong belief that it will empower their sisters, cousins, mothers and aunties in the remote communities of the Gulf Country 📷 @kate_weier

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