BYRON
What to ExpectWUNJO is a gathering created to bring people together in a space of connection, reflection, and realignment with what it means to live in right relationship | with ourselves, each other, and the living world.
❋ Intentional StructureInspired by the essence of harmony, joy, and collective wellbeing, WUNJO represents the deeper fulfilment that arises when we move out of separation and into connection | not just as individuals, but as a community.
❋ Collaborative EnergyThis space has been created with a clear intention:
to listen, to learn, and to open pathways for more conscious and respectful ways of engaging with the land and with one another.
❋ FacilitationWe acknowledge that we are gathering on Aboriginal land, and that sovereignty was never ceded. We honour the Traditional Custodians of this land and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise that the knowledge, culture, and connection to Country held by First Nations peoples is not something to be spoken for | but something to be listened to, respected, and learned from.
❋ A Supportive SpaceWUNJO is not here to lead Indigenous narratives or define what is right for First Nations communities. Instead, it is a space for those of us who are non-Indigenous to come into deeper awareness | to reflect on how we show up, how we listen, and how we can engage in ways that are grounded in respect, humility, and accountability.
Come Join
2nd May | Full Moon | 3pm -late
📍 Rosebank, Byron Region
• A space for learning and self-responsibility
• A place to listen, reflect, and connect
• An opportunity to deepen awareness
• Guest speakers Heather Price + Cornelius Finlay Van Dorp
• Guest speaker Will Story talking on purchase and building on land
• BioGeometry demonstration + land connection tour with Kassandra Scardino
• Sound bath journey Marc Tomkinson
• Earth dance / conscious movement DJ set
• Community connection space
Through conversation, shared experience, and community connection, this gathering invites people to explore what it means to move forward in a way that supports both people and planet | guided by care, integrity, and a willingness to learn.
This is a beginning not a declaration.
A space to come together, to listen more deeply, and to take steps toward a more connected and conscious way of being.
WUNJO is a space for awareness, not authority.
A place to begin, not to define.
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Create a space for non-Indigenous people to reflect and learn
Encourage respectful engagement with First Nations communities
Support listening over speaking
Build awareness around cultural protocol and responsibility
Connect people with existing community-led spaces and initiatives
Foster a sense of collective care for land, people, and future generations
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A space for learning, listening, and self-responsibility
A platform to amplify and support existing community voices
A starting point for those wanting to engage more respectfully
A gathering grounded in humility and awareness
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A space speaking on behalf of First Nations people
A replacement for Indigenous-led gatherings or spaces
A place to extract, take, or claim knowledge
A space positioning itself as authority on Indigenous matters
WUNJO is for people who:
Feel called to deepen their awareness and responsibility
Want to understand how to engage respectfully with land and culture
Are open to listening, unlearning, and reflecting
Value community, connection, and integrity
Are ready to move beyond surface-level awareness into embodied action
Speakers & Contributors
We are in the early stages of connecting with speakers and contributors.
Our intention is to:
Highlight voices already leading within community
Support and amplify existing initiatives
Ensure any participation is invited, respected, and appropriately held
We are approaching this process with care and openness to guidance.
WUNJO sits within the broader vision of Resonance | a project devoted to connection, collaboration, and regenerative ways of living.
The Deeper Vision
FAQs
Who is running this event?
This event is organised by the Resonance community. It is not led by First Nations facilitators, and we are mindful of that in how the space is held.
Are Indigenous speakers involved?
We are in the process of connecting respectfully and are open to guidance. Any involvement will be approached with care and consent.
Is this an Indigenous-led event?
No. This is a space for non-Indigenous people to reflect and learn how to engage respectfully.
What is the purpose of this gathering?
To create awareness, encourage responsibility, and support respectful pathways toward connection with community and land.
How can I support beyond attending?
We encourage people to connect with and support existing Indigenous-led initiatives, spaces, and communities.
Our Country Visionary +
WUNJO land Custodian
Earth lover. Truth seeker. Builder of pathways for a new world.
Kemmo is a creator and visionary dedicated to supporting the emergence of a more connected, sustainable future. With over 35 years of experience in building and construction, he specialises in bridge timber and reclaimed materials | working in harmony with the land rather than against it.
Living and working on what was once rainforest, Kemmo honours the strength and intelligence of these materials, recognising their durability, story, and potential to shape conscious infrastructure for generations to come.
Through Our Country, Kemmo is committed to creating spaces that support community, education, and regeneration | where people can come together to learn, build, and heal in relationship with the land.
His work extends beyond construction into a broader vision:
creating pathways for children and communities to thrive through sustainable building, farming, forestry, and hospitality | restoring both environment and economy in balance.