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
25
Join Alexander Te Pohe in a low-stakes YA fantasy workshop where he'll guide you through world and character building and write write a story set in this world. Book Online
Jun
28
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
Jul
2
Join Rosemary Stevens for everything you need to know about memoir writing at Story Lounge. Book Online
Jul
7
Emerging writers share words from their work on dreams, memory and the places where they overlap. Book Online