Published 14 May, 2020

The global pandemic has had a dramatic effect for First Peoples artists. A loss of income and live connection with audiences. New ways of performing have emerged. For some the slower pace has inspired creative shifts. As we move out of the lock down, this is a time to collect our thoughts, strategise our re-emergence and create new goals. 

About Jirra Lulla:
Hey! I’m Jirra Lulla, a Koorie woman, business owner and adventurer. I have run my business Kalinya for 8 years, working across communications, brand development and entrepreneurship. I grew up in the arts and will always surround myself with creativity, music, culture and colour. As a communications consultant, I seek to connect with people through language and the power of storytelling.

These one-on-one sessions are flexible, confidential and free. A time to consider your brand, story and creative identity. To talk through any changes that may have come up for you during this time and create actionable steps for the direction you want to take. 

These sessions are specifically on offer to First Peoples artists/music professionals. 

For any queries, please contact neil@vmdo.com.au