Yothu Yindi Foundation

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About Yothu Yindi Foundation

The Yothu Yindi Foundation (YYF) is dedicated to developing a world-class regional education hub in northeast Arnhem Land. Our motto is for Yolngu and other Indigenous Australians to have the highest level of well-being and great life opportunities as non-Indigenous Australians. Established in 1990, we have been consistently promoting Yolngu cultural development with community leaders and people of authority from thirteen regional clan groups.

Transforming Futures: The Role Of Providing Quality Education

Yothu Yindi Foundation17 Feb, 2023Miscellaneous

The Garma Institute is an educational hub with Yolngu-centred curriculum programs. It provides education to Yolngu students so that they can reach their full potential and achieve success. Learn more about how the Garma institute empowers Yolngu students through our blog. Also, get details on secondary to tertiary vocational education programs.

Importance Of The Garma Festival In Promoting Indigenous Culture And Traditions

Yothu Yindi Foundation10 Feb, 2023Event/Party Planner

Every year, the Northern Territory of Australia hosts the Garma Festival to promote indigenous culture. This festival is held in the Northern Territory's Arnhem Land region. People from all over the world are invited to this event where they can enjoy performances, art exhibitions, and workshops on Indigenous language, history, and culture. Learn more about the importance of the Garma festival through our blog.

Commonwealth Government Empowered Communities - Yothu Yindi Foundation

Yothu Yindi Foundation27 Jan, 2023Other

The Commonwealth Government?s Empowered Communities programme works to shift the power balance between the government and Indigenous Australians. The main goal of this community is to provide non-indigenous people with the tools to succeed in mainstream Australia, including achieving educational success and prospering in the economy. View more details on our website!

Dhupuma Studio Secondary School for Yolngu Students

Yothu Yindi Foundation19 Jan, 2023Education

Dhupuma Studio School is a secondary school for Yolngu students. The school is managed by Studio Schools of Australia and the Yothu Yindi Foundation. It is based on the Yiramalay model in the Kimberley by the Studio Schools of Australia. YYF is working with SSA to let Indigenous and non-Indigenous students live and study together. Visit our website for more information.

Experience the Magic of The Garma Festival: A Guide to Tickets, Dates and More

Yothu Yindi Foundation12 Jan, 2023Miscellaneous

The Garma festival is held by Indigenous Australians in northeastern Arnhem Land. This festival is celebrated for Yolngu life and culture. It takes place for four days in August. The festival covers many fun activities like dance, music, workshops, and education programs. If you intend to attend, you can find dates, tickets, and more information about the Garma festival on our blog.

Tertiary & Vocational Education for Yolngu Students

Yothu Yindi Foundation06 Jan, 2023Other

Garma Institute is a tertiary and vocational education facility for Yolngu students. They offer programmes for students aged 16 and over. This educational project is a partnership between the University of Melbourne and the Yothu Yindi Foundation. Get more details through our website now!

The Dhupuma Barker Junior School for Yolngu Children

Yothu Yindi Foundation29 Dec, 2022Business

The Dhupuma Barker junior school is a transition to year 6 school based in Gunyangara, in northeast Arnhem Land. It is a Yothu Yindi Foundation school, which provides education for Indigenous children from years 6. The school implements an Indigenous culture and language curriculum that promotes engagement with the natural environment and fosters respect for country through stories and songlines.