We deliver weekly facilitated sessions (45–60 minutes) aligned with school terms or community timetables. Each session follows a predictable rhythm: welcome and grounding, introduction to the weekly theme, guided dot-art, optional sharing, and gentle close. This structure supports emotional safety, consistency, and engagement—particularly for children who benefit from routine and creative regulation. Programs can be delivered in-person (with local Traditional Custodians) or online (via recorded video sessions).

Each participant receives their own kit to keep, including a wooden animal artwork (crafted by Warami Wood Art, an Indigenous-owned business), paints, dotting tools, brushes, and instructions with cultural context. Kits are intentionally separate from facilitated sessions so learning and creativity continue at home. This supports hygiene, equity, and accessibility, reduces pressure to 'finish' during session time, and invites parents into the learning journey—without burdening schools with material storage.

Women's Business Membership is an online cultural wellbeing space for women, offering ongoing connection through storytelling, creativity, and shared practice. It is NOT a workshop or tied to Bronze/Silver/Gold tiers—it's a continuous membership model. Monthly membership is $48, 6-month is $270, and annual is $520. Membership includes access to members-only YouTube content, guest facilitators throughout the year, and one live online session per month. Art kits are optional term-based add-ons (Medium $85/term or Large $120/term + postage), with one wooden art piece per term, aligned to the 4 school terms per year. Kits are purchased separately to keep membership affordable and flexible for all women.

For memberships valued over $200, we offer flexible payment options. You can pay a deposit to cover your first kit, postage, and initial sessions, with the remaining balance paid in installments. If you need to pause payments, your membership access will be temporarily paused—but you won't lose your place. Once you're back on track, you'll regain access to all recorded sessions you missed. We're here to walk alongside you, not add pressure. Reach out anytime if you need to adjust your payment plan.

The Bronze tier provides subsidized access ($0–$40) for families experiencing financial hardship or living remotely. Participants can self-nominate, provide evidence of hardship (e.g., healthcare card), or be referred by community organizations, schools, or social workers. This tier is funded by grants, sponsorships, and cross-subsidy from Silver, Gold, and Platinum tiers, ensuring no one is excluded due to financial barriers.

Yes! We partner with Traditional Custodians and cultural mentors through an ethical royalty model. Guest contributors receive 10% of net revenue generated from their session, accumulating in a dedicated holding account. Once royalties reach $500, contributors can access funds to support community initiatives they choose—workshops, cultural events, youth programs, or materials. Mi'djam Woman's financial team works with you to ensure funds are used ethically and transparently, with payments made directly to suppliers or service providers. Guest artists are primarily invited through trusted cultural relationships, with opportunities available for community members to apply via an expression-of-interest process. Blue Card (Working with Children Check) required for school-based programs.

We are building a Women's Shed model that provides flexible, dignified, fairly paid employment for single mothers and women, especially Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, and culturally diverse women. Employment pathways include dot-art kit assembly, workshop facilitation, product development, admin support, and creative roles. We offer flexible hours (no penalty for family needs), fair pay (living wage via Pay It Forward program), skill development (creative, cultural, business), and long-term employment opportunities where loyalty is rewarded. Our Shed is a healing-centered, supportive community. We are currently in pilot phase and growing as funding allows. If you're interested in working with us, please reach out via our contact page.

Yes. Mi'djam Woman was created by a survivor, for survivors. Our programs are trauma-aware, culturally safe, and grounded in healing through art and storytelling. You are never required to share your story or disclose trauma to participate. Our facilitation prioritizes emotional safety, choice, predictability, and gentle pacing. Creative art-making supports grounding, self-regulation, and connection without pressure. We are not a crisis service or counseling program—we are a creative wellbeing space that walks alongside you with respect, care, and cultural integrity. You are seen. You are valued. You are welcome here.

Schools and organizations can book Gold tier programs ($3,500–$7,500 per program) with 3 months advance notice. We work with you to tailor content, schedule sessions around school terms, and arrange local Traditional Custodian facilitation if desired. Payment plans and invoicing options are available. For larger partnerships or custom programs, our Platinum tier ($10,000–$30,000+) offers bespoke design, fully funded Pay-It-Forward places, community activations, and impact reporting.