Music Feedback
The Department for Communities, Office for Youth in Western Australia have provided funding for Cultural Infusion to create an Event Tool Kit and mentoring program that will assist young people to put on grass roots concerts and events that will focus on getting young people to talk about mental health and to distribute Music Feedback resources such as the CD and DVD which features popular youth-focused bands and musicians talking about their own experience with mental health issues, a friends or a family members.
For more information on Music Feedback visit www.musicfeedback.com.au.
Creative Director Peter Mousaferiadis developed the Australia Day concerts concept to be an event celebrating all things Australian. Past concert themes have included Creation Stories of the World, Bovines, Bunjil the Eaglehawk, Drums, Guitars, Horns, The Way of the Bagpipe and Stories of Migration. This year’s theme of the suitcase symbolizes both the journeys that people undertake and the ‘baggage’ that we carry with us from experiences and relationships.
‘Aboriginal Culture for a Day’ is the perfect introduction to Indigenous culture. Led by Cultural Infusion’s Indigenous Officer, Djarrin Blow, students will see artefacts and weapons once used in daily life, learn about aboriginal art symbols and come together in a wonderful celebration of music and dance. Our presenters are passionate about sharing their culture and through this hands-on, all-day program, students will develop a new understanding of the rich and ancient traditions of Australia’s first inhabitants.
Join Cultural Infusion’s Indigenous Officer, Djarrin Blow on a journey back to the
Primary students can be extremely tech savvy, but not always aware of the risks the Internet can pose. This fun play introduces primary students to the concept of cyber awareness, teaching them how to protect their computer and, most importantly, their privacy!