Episode 20: How creativity can help Black Lives Matter with Kevin Wilson, Yolanda Robson, and Jaynaya Winmar.

This week, Kevin Wilson, Yolanda Robson, and Jaynaya Winmar discuss how creativity can help change the world off the back of National Reconciliation Week in Australia.

Topics discussed:

1. What creativity is to them.
2. How creativity can bridge cultures.
3. Some brilliant right-brain tips to help you be more creative and to support indigenous business.
4. And then some utterly increible responses to The Right-brain Workout question: Write a poem about a kangaroo covered in tattoos who likes to liberate animals from zoos.

Jaynaya Winmar

Jaynaya is General Manager of Indigenous Engagement at the AIA Group. She’s a proud Noongar/Balladong woman from Quairading in the wheatbelt region of Western Australia. She has consulted on the development of strategic Indigenous Procurement Policies and Engagement Plans, for both state and federal governments, as well as previously being the AFL’s Reconciliation Action Plan Program Manager. She mentioned an amazing Noongar language production of Shakespeare. Check it out/support it! https://yirrayaakin.com.au/production/the-noongar-shakespeare-project/ And also Buy From The Bush: https://www.facebook.com/buyfromthebush/

Kevin Wilson

Kevin is a Wongai man from the Goldfields region of Western Australia. He is co-founder of Nani Creative, a graphic design partnership specialising in design for projects promotion Aboriginal Tourism. Kevin also facilitates youth urban art workshops, establishing a link to young talent and exposure to the possibilities of creative career options. https://nani.com.au/

Yolanda Robson

Yolanda is a millennial, a coffee snob, current AWARD school student and a Wathaurong woman from the Geelong and Colac region of Victoria. After graduating from advertising in 2018 she now works for a consulting firm, helping to deliver on their Corporate Social Responsibility strategy.

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