Drew Longbottom, a proud Jerringa and Dharrawal man, will lead an informative session providing an overview of the Dharrawal language and its intrinsic connection to Country, cultural identity, and obligation. Drew’s knowledge has been passed down through generations of his family, and he delivers this workshop grounded in the cultural teachings and traditions of his local community.

Talent

• Drew Longbottom is a Knowledge Holder, Language Custodian, and Cultural Educator from the Jerrinja Aboriginal Community. He currently works in cultural heritage consultancy, collaborating with Aboriginal-led organisations including Ngabul, Waminda, and Gadhungal Marring, to strengthen community-led approaches to cultural education, connection, and preservation.

Additional information

• Booking required – please ensure you add to your agenda.
• Please arrive 5 minutes before your session commences – If you are not present prior to session commencing your seat may be filled by guests standing by.

Accessibility information

• If you have any accessibility concerns, please contact the Alumni Office in advance and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Location

• 12-1 pm Chau Chak Wing Museum, Nelson Meers Foundation Auditorium.
• 2-3 pm Gadigal Centre pop up space – Law Foyer

Times

• 12-1 pm
• 2-3 pm