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Allyship Yarning Cards

Allyship isn’t a title — it’s a practice. And real practice begins with honest reflection.

The Allyship Yarning Cards are a powerful resource for leaders, teams, and individuals ready to move beyond good intentions into relational, culturally grounded action. Rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing — and infused with Emotional and Cultural Intelligence — this 30-card set invites honest reflection on behaviours, biases, and leadership practice.

Each card offers practical insights, reflection prompts, or scenarios designed to surface what we are often trained not to see, gently stretching emotional intelligence and accountability without shame. These cards support the slow, meaningful work of building trust, amplifying Indigenous voices, and shifting systems — beyond performative statements.

Perfect for leadership circles, professional development, team reflection, or personal growth, the Allyship Yarning Cards invite those ready to lead, listen, and live differently. Includes access to a Digital Support Guide with additional learning, frameworks, and practical guidance to deepen your journey.

Because true allyship isn’t about being seen — it’s about being felt.
In presence. In practice. In every relationship you walk alongside.

Old Ways, New Ways

A card set for unlearning, remember, and reimagining.

We’ve all inherited stories — about how to behave, who belongs, what matters, and who gets to lead. Some of those stories uplift. Others hold us back. Old Ways, New Ways is a reflective card set designed to help children and young people gently explore the difference between stories that confine us, and stories that connect us. Each card offers a contrast: a dominant message we may have been taught (the old way) and a grounded alternative rooted in Indigenous Ways of Being (the new way).

Whether used in classrooms, wellbeing programs, leadership groups, or at home, these cards create powerful openings for self-awareness, inclusion, and identity development. They help our young ones pause, reflect, and walk forward with more care — for themselves, others, and the world they’re part of.



Animal Wisdom Cards

Lessons for our young ones from our oldest living relatives – animals.

The Animal Wisdom Cards are a beautifully illustrated, purpose-built wellbeing tool that supports children aged 8–12 to explore identity, emotion, and growth through the teachings of Australian animals.

Rooted in Indigenous Ways of Knowing, each card features an animal as teacher — offering gentle, profound life lessons about courage, connection, rest, resilience, and responsibility. These are the kinds of truths that don’t just build character — they strengthen spirit.

Whether used in classrooms, homes, counselling spaces or cultural programs, these cards create safe openings for reflection and yarning. Children are invited to slow down, listen deeply, and discover how to move through the world with more care — for self, for others, and for Country.



Allyship Resource Bundle

The Allyship Yarning Bundle brings together two powerful resources designed to deepen cultural intelligence, relational leadership, and personal reflection.

At its heart are the Allyship Yarning Cards — a 30-card set rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing, woven with Emotional and Cultural Intelligence. Each card offers practical insights, prompts, and scenarios that invite users to examine unconscious bias, leadership behaviours, and relational accountability — without shame or defensiveness. The cards foster the slow, meaningful work of trust-building, truth-telling, and systems change.

Complementing the cards is the set of 3 Allyship Posters — beautifully designed visual prompts that bring everyday reminders of relational leadership, emotional courage, and cultural integrity into your spaces. Displayed in workspaces, classrooms, or meeting rooms, the posters serve as daily invitations to stay present, grounded, and accountable.

The bundle provides a complete, powerful set for leaders, teams, and individuals committed to real, ongoing cultural change.

The Allyship Posters can also be purchased individually as a standalone resource — ideal for spaces seeking simple, daily reminders of relational leadership and cultural integrity.

Building Trust in an Indigenous Context Poster

Building Trust: Trust isn’t fast-tracked by good intentions - it’s built through presence, integrity, and relational responsibility.

This poster redefines what genuine trust means when working alongside Indigenous Peoples. It contrasts Western and Indigenous worldviews of trust, exposing the subtle “disguises of dominance” that often undermine relationships, and offers clear, actionable pathways to grow leadership maturity through Emotional and Cultural Intelligence.

A powerful resource for organisations committed to moving beyond symbolic reconciliation toward authentic, relational leadership rooted in cultural integrity and accountability.

Stretch without tearing. Grow without shaming. Lead differently.



Types of Indigenous Allyship Poster

Types of Allyship: Understand your starting point — and your next step.

This poster offers a powerful visual guide to five key stages of Indigenous allyship. Designed to spark both reflection and action, it helps individuals, leaders, and teams honestly locate themselves on their allyship journey — and stretch toward deeper, more relationally accountable practice.

Perfect for workplaces, learning environments, and leadership teams committed to building cultural safety, emotional courage, and long-term growth.

Stretch without tearing. Grow without shaming. Lead differently.

Indigenous Allyship and Psychological Safety Poster

Psychological Safety: Allyship isn’t about creating comfort, it’s about creating safety.

This poster challenges common misconceptions about what it truly means to create safe spaces for Indigenous Peoples. Grounded in relational accountability and emotional intelligence, it offers practical commitments, language shifts, and reflection prompts that guide leaders and teams beyond surface-level inclusion — toward deep, lasting trust-building.

An essential resource for anyone committed to creating culturally safe environments where Indigenous voices are honoured, protected, and empowered.

Stretch without tearing. Grow without shaming. Lead differently.

Mini Study Guide

Book: Create the life of your Dreams in your Teens - a motivational guide to unlock potential and achieve success

This study guide was created to support the journey of parents, teachers, and educators walking alongside young people as they explore Create the Life of Your Dreams in Your Teens by Kylie Captain and Tyrell Johnson. It’s not just a companion to the book — it’s an invitation to pause, reflect, and grow alongside the next generation.

Each module identifies key themes and journal with intention to deepen self-awareness, strengthen relationships, and build a sense of purpose. Whether you’re reading solo, in a classroom, or around the kitchen table, this mini-guide is here to help you show up — with curiosity, care, and courage — for yourself and for the young people in your world.