Art, Culture & Community in Action
On Wednesday 16th of April, we hosted an incredible Justice Reinvestment Art Workshop at NRA, led by talented Ngarrindjeri artist and NRA Chairperson, Harley Hall.
The day was filled with creativity, connection and culture as our youth came together to complete the logo for our Justice Reinvestment project and guernseys for the Jervois Football Club under 15's and 18's for the RMFL Indigenous Round.
Our youth talked about what reflects Ngarrindjeri identity and community strength. Then guided by Harley came up with some amazing artwork.
This hands-on workshop sparked meaningful conversations around justice, belonging and the power of art in change-making.
✨ Big thanks to everyone who joined us – your energy, ideas and artistic flair made the day a huge success.
It is wonderful to see how hands-on workshops like this bring Indigenous youth together through creative expression. Having local artist Harley Hall guide the young people as they designed the guernseys for the Jervois Football Club under 15s and 18s is such a practical way to connect culture with regional footy. I was actually researching Indigenous community initiatives and assignment help for Australian students looking into local social impact models, and grassroots efforts like this really stand out. Seeing art used directly for justice reinvestment and identity-building makes you appreciate how powerful community-led projects can be. It makes me wonder if other regional clubs will adopt similar cultural artwork partnerships for future Indigenous rounds.
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