Indigenous-led storytelling across arts, education, publishing, and cultural strategy

Our approach

We are a family of storytellers who champion normalising story sovereignty, cultivating kinship and prioritising healing in the creative process. We are passionate about empowering artists to lead with culturally responsive, ethical and sustainable creative practice. 

At the core of what we do is our love for stories and our ancestral ways of knowing.

  • Pūlotu Documentary

  • Kuboha Magazine

  • Tok Talanoa Melanesian Arts Symposium

Clients and Collaborators

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Meet our Collective

  • Emele Ugavule

  • Linda Iriza

  • Elsie Andrewes

  • Natasha Ratuva

  • Makanaka Tuwe

  • Iya Ware

  • Arieta Rika

  • Nduta Gathoga

Learn more

  • “A big vinaka vakalevu sara for the opportunity once again to perform at the amazing opening of your exhibition. The kids learnt alot that night about the opportunities that exist in Arts and Creativity.”

    Alipate Traill, Director, Te Mana Performing Arts

  • “…It was our pleasure to work with you all... I received alot of awesome feedback from many who saw snippets of the production...We absolutely loved it and so thankful that you guys brought us together. We had an amazing time and couldn't be more proud of our families.”

    President,  Tokelau Melbourne Mataliki Sports & Culture

  • “Just wanted to say I’ve been listening to your podcast and it’s BRILLIANT!…these conversations are so desperately needed and will be sharing the heck out of this…”

    Subscriber and listener of the Unravel Podcast

  • "I was supported over and beyond what I have ever experienced in other settings."

    Mary Rokonadravu, Guest speaker at Fiji Fringe Literary Series

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