Author name: k.stone@tranby.edu.au

Our Tranby team recently travelled to Naarm (Melbourne) to attend the Women Deliver Conference from 27-30 April. This was a historic moment for Women Deliver, being hosted for the first time in the Oceanic Pacific, spotlighting strong women at the forefront of climate justice and advancing the rights of women and girls. Over a powerful […]

We’re stepping into a new chapter at Yanalangami, one that asks us to slow down, listen with intention, and empower our sisters to lead the way forward. With the generous support of the Judith Neilson Foundation, we’re beginning our next phase of growth, collective reflection and renewal: Deep Listening, Deep Thinking, Deep Learning. Over the next

On Kaurna Yerta, local First Nations women leaders and our Aboriginal Advisory Council (AAC) members came together to connect, grow, lead and create change in their communities!  Our Yanalangami team travelled to Kaurna Country (Port Adelaide, SA), Tuesday 10 – Thursday 12 March 2026 for our place-based in-person delivery.   The program was delivered in collaboration

Congratulations to our 2025 National Online Changemaker cohort on completing an incredible and inspiring journey with Yanalangami. On Wednesday 25th February, our beautiful Yanalangami sisters from the 2025 cohort officially graduated from the program. We came together for a joyous online graduation ceremony, taking time to reflect on their individual and collective journeys and achievements.

On Friday 6 March 2026, our beautiful Gadigal campus was filled with warmth and strength as we gathered to celebrate six years of Yanalangami: Strong Women, Strong Communities. Over the past six years, Yanalangami has walked alongside strong women, building stronger communities and growing a movement that nurtures women’s inherent leadership and empowerment, supporting women

We’re excited to invite our community to Yanalangami’s 2026 International Women’s Day (IWD) Event, a celebration of the leadership, power, and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women across the country. IWD’s 2026 theme, Balance the Scales, speaks strongly to the work we do. Since first delivering the program in 2021, our Yanalangami: Strong

We are grateful to have attended the World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Education (WIPCE) 2025, held in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland from 16–20 November at the Aotea Centre. WIPCE is one of the world’s largest and most significant gatherings of Indigenous educators, knowledge holders, advocates, and community leaders. This year, Tranby was proudly represented by Dr

The beautiful Yanalangami team, Aunty Bernice Hookey and Katherine Stone, recently travelled to Yawuru Country, Rubibi (Broome, WA), carrying heart, strength, and purpose to deliver our Train-the-Trainer (Yanalangami Community Facilitators) Program from 13-15 October. This program follows a hybrid delivery model. In the lead-up, all Changemakers completed three weekly online sessions before gathering for three

Our Yanalangami Connections Expo lit up Yawuru Country on 16 October 2025, held in proud partnership with Nyamba Buru Yawuru (NBY) at the stunning Liyan ngan Nyirrwa Cultural Wellbeing Centre. The space was buzzing with excitement as we welcomed our incredible Changemakers, local businesses, and community members for an afternoon of connection, storytelling, and shared

On Arrernte Country, the heart of Mparntwe pulsed with wisdom and resilience as 16 local First Nations women leaders, four Aboriginal Advisory Council (AAC) members, and five respected Elders came together to share stories that shape futures. This was more than a program, it was a circle of strength, a weaving of voices across generations.