UNITY AGAINST HATE: WOI WURRUNG
A First Nations-led, story- and evidence-based anti-racism learning experience for people and organisations ready to move beyond awareness and into meaningful anti-racism praxis.
Gifted its name by Wurundjeri Elder and Traditional Owner Aunty Gail Smith, Bundha Yarrununeit means Unity Against Hate in Woi Wurrung language.
Designed for workplaces, leaders, boards and community-facing organisations, the course builds a deeper understanding of racism, power and colonisation — and supports practical, accountable solidarity in so-called Australia.
Shaped by community from the beginning, the program draws on the reflections of more than 100 Blackfullas, guidance from a six-person community Brainstrust, First Nations research and policy expertise, and stories shared by Uncle Robbie Thorpe, Stacie Piper, Maggie Blanden and Chris Saunders.
YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY
A five module journey from awareness to action
Bundha Yarrununeit is structured across five focused modules. Each module includes three - six short micro-lessons, taking approximately 10–20 minutes each, alongside guided reflection, stories, practical tools and opportunities to apply the learning in your own context.
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Module 1: Locating Values in Self & Systems
Explore who we are, how we have been shaped, and how our values live within relationships, systems, institutions and everyday decisions.
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Module 2: White Supremacy, Privilege and Power
Build racial literacy and develop a deeper understanding of racism as more than individual prejudice or behaviour.
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Module 3: Staying Steady: Mind, Body and Spirit
Learn how to remain grounded when anti-racism work brings up grief, defensiveness, shame, guilt, fear or overwhelm.
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Module 4: Terra Nullius and Truth-Telling
Examine the myth of terra nullius and how colonisation continues to shape land, Law, policy, institutions and lived experience.
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Module 5: Responsiveness and Accountability
Move from awareness into practice through solidarity, relationality, courage, responsibility and meaningful action.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
More than an online course.
Alongside the five modules you will receive:
A workbook with guided reflection activities
A curated resource library for deeper learning and exploration
Powerful stories and insights from respected First Nations Elders, community leaders and practitioners
Access to an exclusive online solidarity community
Somatic breathwork and guided visualisations led by Warumungu & Yawuru facilitator Megan Waters
Optional live masterclasses for deeper reflection, dialogue and shared learning
Practical case studies, exercises and tools to support real-world application
A trauma-aware learning approach designed to support care, choice and emotional safety
Download our course overview
What people are saying:
“Truthful, well researched, intersectional, relative to our work and working alongside community [and] applicable beyond work with First Nations communities”
— Former Student
Who this program for?
Designed for non-Indigenous individuals and teams, this learning journey meets your organisation where it is, with tailored, staged learning that builds capability over time.
“A really insightful and grounding conversation about understanding racism, recognising how it shows up in everyday situations, and exploring what active anti-racism looks like in practice. It wasn’t just theory — it encouraged real reflection and practical steps we can take in our roles.”
— Former Student
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Got a question?
Email info@carolinekell.com.au