Outloud First Nations lgbtiqa+sb Podcast

15/05/2023

Happy Monday All

Coming up on Wednesday 24th May, the OutLOUD - First Nations LGBTIQA+SB Writing and Story Project will be holding an Arts Law Workshop with The Arts Law Centre of Australia on campus at Tranby Aboriginal Co-operative in Glebe.

Join Arts Law and Tranby Aboriginal Co-operative for this exciting presentation on Legal Protection for First Nations Writers.

The session will cover concepts like

(i) Copyright – what rights you have, why they matter and who owns them,

(ii) Moral rights – your right to be credited and to have the integrity of your work respected,

and (iii) Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property – how to think about protecting First Nations language, knowledge, stories, culture, and heritage in your work.

There will be concrete examples (eg, what happens if you’re collaborating?), tips and tricks, and time for questions at the end.

The Arts Law Centre of Australia is the only national community legal centre dedicated to the arts in Australia. It provides free or low cost legal advice to creators and has a special service ‘Artists in the Black’ dedicated to assisting First Nations creators around the country.

Its work spans telephone legal advice, document reviews, advocacy on law reform issues, and legal education. Arts Law also has a huge catalogue of resources for creators—template contracts, information sheets, guides, and checklists.

To register your interest in attending The Arts Law Workshop on Wednesday 24th May at Tranby College, please email [email protected].

Please feel free to forward onto your community networks.

15/05/2023

Yay to an amazing night!!!

Can't wait for the next one.

09/05/2023

One More Sleep until our MAY 2023 Q***r Elders Lunch!!!

See all you stunners there!!!

12/03/2023

We’re back everyone! After a busy WorldPride season, Tranby’s Q***r Elders Lunches are returning. Join us on Wednesday 15th March from 12:30pm for a feed, some yarns and to hold space for our Q***r Elders! See you there 🏳️‍🌈

20/02/2023

Fair day you we’re fab! Thanks to all the friends, mob and allies who came out to show support for outLOUD, BLACKBOOKS and Tranby 🌈💖 We are so excited to be launching NANGAMAY dream MANA gather DJURALI grow. It means a lot to see you all finding joy in First Nations q***r words ✨

08/02/2023

outLOUD & .online Q***r Elders Lunches are continuing on strong in 2023 happening each month! Join us at for a yarn with q***r mob and a free feed! Thank you as always to for their continued support 🌈💖✊🏾 we love seeing so many fabulous spirits out and proud each month at the Tranby campus holding space for our Q***r Elders.

09/01/2023

Join us next week for our first Q***r Elders lunch of 2023!

12/12/2022

This week! See you on Wednesday

Big thanks to BlaQ for all their support in 2022 and to .online for keeping us going and facilitating the holding of space for our Q***r First Nations Elders 🌈✊🏾

06/12/2022

One week to go till our final Q***r Elders Lunch at Tranby for 2022!

Come join us in holding space for our Q***r Elders, celebrating mob, and recognising the beauty of the LGBTQIA+SB community.

With a free lunch, lucky door prize and maybe even a surprise performance, you’re sure to have a good time!

We will also be having representatives from various organisations that service and support both the First Nations and Q***r communities joining us!

We hope to see you next week at Tranby!

This is a free event welcoming LGBTQIA+SB First Nations Elders, Mob and the wider Q***r community. Allies are also encouraged to come along and support.

If you have any dietary requirements or need support getting to and from Tranby please DM us or contact [email protected]

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30/11/2022

Coming up in two weeks! Come along and share in the q***r, blak festive spirit at Tranby Aboriginal Co-operative on Gadgial land in December 🏳️‍🌈✊🏾🏳️‍⚧️

It’s been a big year for everyone and with the support of Tranby and BlaQ, outLOUD loves to hold space for our Q***r Elders, mob and anyone from the LGBTQIA+SB community needing a safe space.

Join us on Wednesday 14th of December from 12pm for a feed prepared by the fabulous Aunty Beryl & Aunty Patty, a chance to have a yarn with other members of the community, and connect with organisations that support and service both the First Nations and Q***r communities.

We will be having lucky door prizes and a surprise performance, so it is sure to be a deadly afternoon!

outLOUD’s Q***r Elders Lunches are a free event open to all First Nations Elders of the LGBTQIA+SB community, mob and allies. Please come along and hold space with us.

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Big shoutout to & for their support of the outLOUD podcast and our monthly lunches throughout the year! See you in two weeks everyone.

If you would like to RSVP and have any dietary requirements or require support with transport to and from Tranby, please don’t hesitate to DM us or contact [email protected]
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15/11/2022

Have you had a chance to listen to outLOUD yet? If not, check out episodes 1 & 2 with the amazing Ellen O’Brien and Melissa Lucashenko. Come and listen to two deadly blak writers have a yarn with our host Gav, share their stories and talk about their creative practice.

You can find outLOUD on indigiTUBE and Spotify. All our links are in our bio.
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15/11/2022

Our next First Nations LGBTIQA+ Elders lunch is this Wednesday 16 November from 12 midday - if you are in Sydney please come along and or share the invitation with your Family and Friends.

All First Nations LGBTIQA+ people are welcome - people are invited to also bring their partners, friends and allies.

If any of our Elders need transport, please let us know.

Looking forward to seeing you all here at Tranby this Wednesday. Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.

In Unity.

09/11/2022

On Episode 10 of outLOUD’s Season 1, our awesome guest is Jazz Money.

Jazz Money is a poet and artist of Wiradjuri and Irish heritage producing works that encompass installation, digital, performance, film and print.

Their writing has been widely published nationally and internationally, and performed on stages around the world, including: TEDx Sydney, the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the Sydney Opera House, PEN International, and a wide range of arts and literary festivals in every Australian state and territory.

Jazz's first poetry collection, the best-selling how to make a basket (UQP, 2021) was the 2020 winner of the David Unaipon Award. In 2022 Jazz was a recipient of the prestigious Dreaming Award from the Australia Council for the Arts for her work with poetry.

As a cross-disciplinary artist their work has been presented at: HeK Basel, Switzerland; The Shed, New York; Pivô, São Paulo; Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Museum of Contemporary Art Australia; ACMI, Melbourne; Powerhouse, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, Sydney; Carriageworks, Sydney; Fremantle Biennale; Hyphenated Biennale; and others.

Working across different mediums, Jazz’s practice is centered around questions of narrative and story – place memory, First Nations memory, colonial memory and the stories that we tell to construct national and personal identity.

Learn more about our very special guest Jazz Money via their website https://www.jazz.money

*Language warning on this episode*

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31/10/2022

Amazing feedback from the deadly Mukky! Have you listened to their episode of outLOUD yet? Find us on Spotify or indigiTUBE. The link is in our bio ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤
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26/10/2022

Welcome to outLOUD and our 9th Episode of Season 1. 

Our very special guest in this episode of outLOUD is Bebe Backhouse. 

Bebe is a Bardi Jawi creator who’s called Narrm home for over ten years.  

Bebe began his creative practice as a classical pianist and composer, and was awarded a West Australian Youth Award at 21 for his work as a music teacher to young Indigenous people.  
He later made a name for himself as a creative producer and director of youth theatre, festivals, and public art projects across Australia, including international dance and theatre projects in New Zealand, France and Belgium.  

While holding senior positions at leading public arts organisations in Melbourne, Bebe successfully fostered many artistic opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creatives to showcase their work in mainstream platforms, allowing Traditional Culture to thrive in the public realm. 

Again, big thanks to Bebe, the outLOUD team, and to all of you for listening to each episode.  

Catch us again in a fortnight for our final episode of outLOUD’s Season 1, where we’ll be yarning up bigtime with the amazing Jazz Money. 

OutLOUD is Proudly Supported by Dr. Elizabeth Harris AM and Prof Mark Harris AO, The Pride Foundation, and The City of Sydney.  *Language warning on this episode*

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17/09/2022

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15/09/2022

15/09/2022

Episode 5 of outLOUD with Dominic Guerrera is now live!

Come check it out and listen along for some amazing Q***r First Nations content

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15/09/2022

Welcome to Episode 6 of outLOUD, where we're yarning up bigtime with Luke Patterson, and he also shares his poem ‘Double Brick Dream’ with us all too! 

Luke was featured in the anthologies Active Aesthetics, Firefront: first nation’s poetry and power today and Best of Australian Poems 2021.  
  
He is currently a Wheeler Center Next Chapter fellow and Sydney Review of Books Juncture fellow for 2022. His research and creative pursuits are grounded in extensive work with First Nations and other community-based organisations across Australia. 
  
Big thank you to Luke for sharing his story and work with us all on outLOUD. 

Follow the link in our bio to listen 🎧

*Language warning on this episode*
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27/07/2022

outLOUD Invites All our Q***r First Nations Elders to our luch next week at Tranby College.

Please let The Mob and that RSVP is essential via email [email protected]

20/07/2022

Hi all 💖 Episodes 1 & 2 of the outLOUD podcast are now available 🌈 Tune in to hear some inspiring and creative q***r words from our most recent guests, Melissa Lucashenko and Ellen O’Brien

Feel free to listen and share with your friends, chosen family and wider networks!

And don’t forget to rate ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Listen to outLOUD on Spotify.

05/07/2022

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Throughout our 65 years Tranby has always been a safe, inclusive and supportive space for Q***r Blak communities. In this new project run by .online we will take that commitment further to open space for conversations that are essential to our mobs well-being, creative practice and equity.

BLACKBOOKS new outLOUD project will include the outLOUD podcast and bring together Q***r Blak artists to share stories about art, culture and life
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More info coming soon 💥

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02/07/2022

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29/06/2022

Wake The Town And Tell The People…

We have some exciting news about to drop.

Keep It Locked and Prepare For Thursday 7th July 2022!!!

29/06/2022