I am a Wiradjuri woman born and raised in Sydney with my family from Cowra, NSW. I have spent my life working in and for community. 

 

I began Jarin Street after seeing too many family and friends not being honoured or respected appropriately for their art. I decided to be a safe person for artists to work with in the industry. 

 

I wanted to create a pathway for all people to connect to Aboriginal artworks through their choice of well-being practices via movement by featuring our art and stories on mats and apparel. 

 

I stand for self-determination and economic independence for Aboriginal people and have built Jarin Street on this ethos. 

 

I stand for creating sustainable futures for our children.