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Carnegie Hall Concert
Toby's Song performed live at Carnegie Hall
“Toby’s Lullaby” from our 2021 Helen Mayo House project was performed live at Carnegie Hall on June 4. Co-written by Belinda Wahry with Lullaby artist Naomi Keyte. (Watch at 58min). This artist-in-residency Lullaby Project model took place across a six week period. Families accessing services from Helen Mayo House collaborated with two Lullaby Artists to create their own unique song for their child, as well as contribute to the creation of a bespoke Helen Mayo House lullaby - a gift to all families into the future.
SBS News Story
Building babies' connections with country through song
Tuntun Polar project encourages parents and Kinship Carers to connect foster children to their First Nations culture and community connections. Built in collaboration with The Willows Children’s Centre and Child and Family Health Services (CaFHS), and in consultation with Senior Peramangk Woman, Mandy Brown. This new program sees the co-creation of lullabies that explore each child’s identity, connection to culture and family.
News Story
Connection through lullabies
In connection with the Women's and Children's Hospital Foundation and SA Health's Helen Mayo House, a brand new artist-in-residency Lullaby Project model is taking place across a six week period. Families accessing support through Helen Mayo House will be invited to collaborate with two Lullaby Artists to create their own unique song for their child, as well as contribute to the creation of a bespoke Helen Mayo House lullaby - a gift to all families into the future.
ABC Podcast
Babytalk: The Lullaby Project Miitu Palti (Sleeping Song)
In this week's Babytalk Podcast you will meet Artistic Director of the Lullaby Project Australia Emily Gann, who explains how the project works, what the parents and musicians are getting from the project and the joy of composing a lullaby for your baby.
ABC Article
ABC Classic FM
How to Write your own Lullaby
Emily Gann
Posted Wed 13 Nov 2019, 10:45am
Award Winners
The Ruby Awards 2020
We are thrilled that Lullaby Project Australia was awarded an Arts SA Ruby Award for 2020 in category for Best Community or Regional Event or Project. Thank you to all our supporters and to the South Australian Government for this recognition. Congratulations to all our partners, artists and participants involved!
Research Publications
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fosters relationship, exercises a range of emotions, builds expressive skills including language, sparks learning, and preserves and celebrates cultural heritage and a sense of belonging.
It works across people, activities, and settings, offering a promising, and too often underused, resource for mutual ties and human development.”
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