Yarning Jarjums

About Yarning Jarjums

Yarning: To build respectful relationships through sharing and collaboration with a group. Jarjums: (pronounced jah-Jums) meaning children, originating from First Nation Australians. Here at Yarning Jarjums, we endeavour to provide a platform for our Indigenous youth, authors and other exciting guests to showcase their strengths or just have a yarn about trials and tribulations regarding our First Nation Australians of all ages. Welcome to Yarning Jarjums.

Publisher

Yarning Jarjums

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

4 Aug 2021

Latest episode

10 Nov 2021

Latest episodes

4 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   10 Nov 2021

   An Interview with Gypsy- An accomplished and enthusiastic Indigenous Leader in remote FNQ.

   Prepare to be awe~inspired in this episode as we take a glimpse into the life of Gypsy, a young Indigenous leader in her remote Primary School and Community in Far North Queensland, Australia.

2. 

   15 Sept 2021

   A Yarning Jarjums Update and Recap

   In this short episode I keep you up to date with Yarning Jarjums and where we’re headed to in our next episode.

3. 

   25 Aug 2021

   An Interview with Indigenous Author & Educator Mrs Timena Rhodes-Scott.

   In Yarning Jarjums second podcast interview of the season, I am delighted to share this wonderfully informative insight into Indigenous Literacy from the perspective of Indigenous Author and Educator Mrs Timena Rhodes-Scott. Link to Mrs Rhodes-Scott’s books https://trsblossombooks.com/?fbclid=IwAR0afzrDczrw8bElM1YdYp5yhLfmG04Lst4G2KX8JTUfCLRHWZUGUhVWMc0

4. 

   4 Aug 2021

   An encouraging interview from a young Indigenous Leader on such a momentous day.

   Yarning Jarjums first ever podcast episode presents a short and inspirational interview with an amazing young Indigenous leader in the community of 4077, Qld, Australia. The exciting yarn provides a perspective that pays homage to the value of our Indigenous Australian youth, and celebrates their strengths because, I Matter, You Matter, We All Matter. Mrs C.