Join Arlene Mehan, a Birpai woman and PhD candidate for a Ngarraliyn - Deep Listening Session - an invitation to experience listening as an act of being in ecological relationships.
Through this guided session, you’ll be introduced to Ngarraliyn, a practice of deep, attentive listening, that invites you to tune into silences, more-than-human sound, and the sonic cues of ecological kin.
Arlene will introduce a different way of listening - one that centres connection, reciprocity, and relational responsibility with Country/ nature.
Date: Tuesday 5th August 2025
Time: 930am
Location: Hastings River Wauchope (meet at boardwalk on River St)
Bring: hat, water bottle, towel to sit on or chair if you don’t want to sit on the ground and a thermos to share a cup of tea after(optional)
Limited places
No Experience Necessary
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