SERVICES
Culturally immersive experiences
grounding leadership and strategy in culture
building cultural capability with genuine lived in experiences
Are you a leader or business team that is looking to engage with First Nations people in a more authentic and respectful way rather than giving lip service?
Female First are here to help with our authentic First Nations Immersive Experiences.
step into our world
Our First Nations Immersive Experiences are 2-3 day events for 5-15 participants where you will be immersed in modern First Nations culture to develop a deeper understanding that will allow you to create more authentic connections. It's an open experience where no topic is taboo and you will leave feeling inspired and excited about working with First Nations people.
here's what you can expect
Learn about the cultural significance of the land and it's stories
Discover protocols and signs of respect
Storytelling sessions about the dreaming, history and Country
Engage in yarning circles to practice deep listening, respect and collaboration
Prepare shared meals using native ingredients alongside First Nations women
Learn about sustainable land practices, bush foods, and medicines
genuine, authentic cultural experiences
Meals and activities are included.
Accommodation, travel to and from the meeting point is not included.
(Accommodation can be supported for Southern Cape Country Stays and Island Escape Packages, please enquire directly for further information)
Tailored First Nations Immersive Experiences are available for athletes, sporting teams, organisations, schools, and leadership teams seeking culturally safe spaces for reflection, reconnection and transformation.
connection to country is connection to self
Through authentic First Nations Immersive Experiences, we ground leadership and strategy in culture, creating space for reflection, renewal, and purpose.
That's where we reconnect with who we are at the core and can centre ourselves to make aligned decisions.
FAQS about our first nations immersive experiences
What does On-Country mean?
"On-Country" means being on the land of the Traditional Owners. It's more than a location, it's a cultural, spiritual, and historical space where knowledge and stories are shared.
I'm a solo entrepreneur, can I attend a First Nations Immersive Experience?
Yes, although we do require a minimum of 5 participants to run the experience so it will depend on how many other participants we have. You may like to approach other small business owners to see if they would be interested in coming along too!
I've been to other cultural experiences before. What makes this one different?
Unlike touristy cultural experiences, these private experiences are specifically tailored to foster positive relationships between First Nations people and the leaders/businesses that wish to engage with them. You can expect a deeper, more meaningful experience than other cultural experiences you may have experienced before.
Is this just a tour of the land?
No. It's an immersive experience that blends storytelling, cultural learning, reflection, and business application. It's about building connection and understanding, not sightseeing.
What if I accidentally do something wrong?
Our facilitators will gently guide participants, mistakes are part of learning. The important thing is to approach with respect and humility.
Will there be cultural protocols we need to follow?
Yes, you'll be guided through them, such as acknowleging Elders, showing respect on sacred sites, and participating in yarning circles.
How will this benefit me or my business?
These experiences build cultural competency, deepen respect, and provide practical insight into engaging with First Nations communities and businesses. It also strengthens leadership through reflection and connection.
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