Our Mob

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Our Mob proudly celebrates our Aboriginal culture.

Our Mob explores Aboriginal culture and how it is practised within families today through the perspective of a preschool child.

About the Author

Taylor Hampton and Jacinta Daniher established Birrang Cultural Connections in 2019 to offer cultural workshops with the vision to provide children and young people the knowledge of the Aboriginal culture. Taylor is a proud Ngiyampaa/Wiradjuri man who has a passion for educating young people about Aboriginal Culture. Jacinta is an early childhood educator. Taylor and Jacinta wanted to create content that is educational, interactive and exciting. They have two children, Ella and Arlo, who have inspired them to create a picture book that reflects their culture and experiences as young Aboriginal children growing up in Australia today.

Seantelle Walsh is a contemporary Noongar artist, born and raised in Boorloo, Perth (Whadjuk Country). Through her mother, Seantelle is connected to the Perenjori Balardong area and the Wilman Tribe from Gnaala Kala Boodja region. Her diverse practice involves studio-based paintings, digital work, murals and public art. Seantelle has delivered creative workshops which encourage cultural diversity with a contemporary perspective on Aboriginal Art and Culture. She has also created public art for Westfield Whitford City, Hawaiian Park Centre, Watercorp, and designed the Women’s Wallaroos First Nations jersey for Rugby Australia.