NGARRA is a transformative social impact project that empowers indigenous communities through art, education, and cultural preservation. The name “NGARRA” represents the interconnectedness between people, land, and culture, symbolizing our mission to foster understanding, respect, and positive change.

There are various ways to support NGARRA’s work. You can make a direct donation, purchase artworks and merchandise from our online store, or participate in our special events and exhibitions. Every contribution, big or small, makes a significant difference in empowering communities and preserving their cultural heritage.

Absolutely. NGARRA is dedicated to full transparency in the use of funds and resources. We provide regular updates and impact reports on the projects your contributions support, ensuring that you see the direct positive impact your support is making.

 If you’re passionate about education and social entrepreneurship, you can participate in the Schools for Schools program. Reach out to us through our website and let us know your interest and expertise. We’ll guide you through the process of starting a project in your school and connecting with indigenous communities.

Absolutely! If you’re an artist or creative professional interested in empowering young talents, apply to become a mentor in our Fire Stick Mentorship program. Share your knowledge and collaborate with promising kids from indigenous communities, fostering personal and artistic growth.

To be part of Ngarra Journeys, submit an application expressing your skills, vision, and desire to contribute to the projects. Successful applicants will have the opportunity to join our team in the field, learn from indigenous communities, and experience transformative journeys.

We welcome talented artists and photographers to collaborate with us. If you’re interested in having your work featured in our galleries, please contact us through our website. Your art will not only be exhibited but also contribute to the overall mission of empowerment and cultural preservation.

The NGARRA Atlas is a global map showcasing our projects and initiatives, mapped onto indigenous lands. Visit our website to explore the interactive Atlas, learn about the diverse cultures, and understand the significance of place in storytelling and cultural expression.

1. How can I get more information or contact the NGARRA team?

For any further inquiries or to get in touch with the NGARRA team, visit our Contact page on the website. We are here to assist you and look forward to your meaningful engagement with our projects.