Rhonda Collard-Spratt is a Yamatji and Noongar visual artist, dancer, singer-songwriter, art teacher, and poet from Carnarvon, Western Australia. She has a Bachelor of Contemporary Indige- nous Art from Griffith University. As an Elder, Rhonda conducts Aboriginal cultural workshops, and has worked in prisons with young women around suicide prevention and helping them re- connect with their Aboriginality. As a representative of the Stolen Generations, Rhonda officiates at National Sorry Day events.
Upcoming Centre for Stories Events
Jun
15
Do you struggle to carve out distraction free writing time? Are you looking for a safe group environment to work on your writing? Would you like to meet other writers in your community? Then this group is for you! Book Online
Jun
29
Do you struggle to carve out distraction free writing time? Are you looking for a safe group environment to work on your writing? Would you like to meet other writers in your community? Then this group is for you! Book Online
Jun
29
Poetry Workshop is a safe and dynamic space where you can craft your poetry and offer feedback to other poets. Hosted by Siobhan Hodge. Book Online
Jul
6
Bayswater Cafe Residency writers, Franchesca Walker and Zarah Burgess, chat to Robert Wood about their time at Drip Expresso and share some of the work they produced during their residencies. Book Online