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In nature, by the sea on the magic land that is Ratalang on Ramindjeri Ruwi of the Ngarrindjeri Nation we sang together.

On a beautiful day not so long ago, a group of us wrote and performed this song. We are - Yarluwar Mi:wi Mi:minar - Ocean Spirit Women.

‘Yarluwar Mi:wi Mi:minar’ song group are proudly over 50% First Nations Australian Women and non First Nations Women. We are all connected by our love for the sea and each other. 

💜 We hope you love our song. 
Performed by - Ashleigh Plane ~ Jessica Luxx ~ Jade McHughes ~ Kyla McHughes ~ Tilly Tjala Thomas ~ Morwenna Retallick ~ Libby Tozer.

Written by - Ashleigh Plane ~ Jessica Luxx ~ Jade McHughes ~ Kyla McHughes ~ Tilly Tjala Thomas ~ Morwenna Retallick ~ Libby Tozer ~ Loren Kate ~ Katie Aspel ~ Alicia & Lola Lockyer. 

Thanks Indigenous Business Australia for helping us make this dream a reality and Aimee Volkofsk of Bush Witch Productions for recording us out on country. 

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Collective activism for radical self-acceptance, shifting shame, sharing stories.

She Is Seen Movement is a community of incredible individuals with a shared vision to rewrite the damaging narrative that undermines self-worth. We believe in embracing and celebrating everyone as they are, without the need to fix, morph, or change. Because we are all WORTHY & ENOUGH.

We are honoured to call the Ramindjeri Ruwi of the Ngarrindjeri Nation home.

We love and respect the Ramindjeri and Ngarrindjeri mob who live, work & play along side us. We pay our respects to their Ancestors, their Elders, past, present & emerging and their stories, connection, reverence for this place we are all blessed to call home.

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In this episode of She Is Seen, host Libby Tozer chats with Kari Vallury about fashion ethics, sustainability and what her brand 'slow clothes' stands for. Listen as the two discuss public health, social justice and why Kari is so passionate about bringing ethical labels to Adelaide.
 
In this episode you'll learn about:
- what is going on with the cost of clothing in Australia
- the big ethical gaps in the fashion industry
- why Kari started a PhD in reproductive health
- the impact buying fast fashion has on the planet.. and so much more!

Find Kari here:
@slow.clothes

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This podcast is produced by Nikki O'Brien from Quintessential Being

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Collective activism for radical self-acceptance, shifting shame, sharing stories.

She Is Seen Movement is a community of incredible individuals with a shared vision to rewrite the damaging narrative that undermines self-worth. We believe in embracing and celebrating everyone as they are, without the need to fix, morph, or change. Because we are all WORTHY & ENOUGH.

We are honoured to call the Ramindjeri Ruwi of the Ngarrindjeri Nation home.

We love and respect the Ramindjeri and Ngarrindjeri mob who live, work & play along side us. We pay our respects to their Ancestors, their Elders, past, present & emerging and their stories, connection, reverence for this place we are all blessed to call home.

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As part of the ‘In my body - we are all connected’ exhibition listen as host Libby Tozer chats to Carmen Hayward about the South Australian public health concern happening in Port Pirie waters. As a result of the multi metals facility that has been in continuous operation there for 130 years, hear the devastating impact it has had on the sediment and sea life.
 
In this episode you'll learn about:
- What levels of heavy metals have been found in some fish species there
- How lead and cadmium adversely affect your health
- What the long term affects of lead are on our bodies and especially developing nervous systems
- Why we can't seperate ourselves from the environment... and so much more!

More SA Health information here

Join the mailing list for She Is Seen here
Circle of She membership
Facebook community
https://www.instagram.com/sheisseenmovement/

This podcast is produced by Nikki O'Brien from Quintessential Being

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Collective activism for radical self-acceptance, shifting shame, sharing stories.

She Is Seen Movement is a community of incredible individuals with a shared vision to rewrite the damaging narrative that undermines self-worth. We believe in embracing and celebrating everyone as they are, without the need to fix, morph, or change. Because we are all WORTHY & ENOUGH.

We are honoured to call the Ramindjeri Ruwi of the Ngarrindjeri Nation home.

We love and respect the Ramindjeri and Ngarrindjeri mob who live, work & play along side us. We pay our respects to their Ancestors, their Elders, past, present & emerging and their stories, connection, reverence for this place we are all blessed to call home.

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