Footprints Community is proud to launch a new First Nations artwork dedicated to Footprints by Emily Robinson, a First Nations Aboriginal artist from Awabakal, Mithaka, Muruwarri and Kulilli tribes.
The artwork will be showcased on our new First Nations polo shirts, event tablecloths and banners, a Teams background and a postcard to reinforce our commitment to building respectful connections with First Nations people, Elders, communities and organisations and give our teams greater visibility to First Nations client.
The design shows a large yarning circle at the centre.
This represents Footprints.
The footprints leading into the yarning circle symbolise our journey and service history.
The other green and purple yarning circles represent clients and our services.
The small yarning circles symbolise families and community.
The Story Behind the Artwork
Find out more about Emily Robinson here (https://www.emilyrobinsonart.shop/pages/about-me)
Read about our recent First Nations community engagement here (https://footprintscommunity.org.au/reconciliation-week-2025)
