About us

Culture, story andconnection sit atthe heart of the work.

Birrang Cultural Connections is a family-owned business based in the Albury/Wodonga region. Through cultural workshops, storytelling, books and speaking, we create engaging experiences that help people connect with culture, identity and community.

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Our founders

Taylor & Jacinta

Taylor Hampton and Jacinta Daniher

At Birrang Cultural Connections, we are passionate about fostering learning, connection and cultural understanding through workshops, storytelling and community engagement.

Founded by husband and wife duo Taylor Hampton, a proud Ngiyampaa / Wiradjuri man, and Jacinta Daniher, an early childhood educator, our work is inspired by our children, Ella and Arlo, and grounded in culture, identity and inclusivity.

We deliver interactive cultural workshops, author visits and storytelling sessions based on our children’s books Our Mob and Our Dance, alongside our newest release, My Dreamtime Match.

Taylor’s journey as a Vocational Education Ambassador and advocate for Aboriginal education shapes our work, helping create meaningful spaces for yarning, learning and connection.

We are proud to share culture with schools, organisations and community groups across Australia.

How we began

Creating strongerconnections for thenext generation.

Our children are a big part of why Birrang Cultural Connections exists. We want them to grow up knowing who they are, where they come from and that their stories matter.

That same idea guides the work we share with schools, organisations and communities. We want people to leave feeling more connected, more curious and more confident in recognising the value of culture and story.

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What guides our work

Four values,every session.

Story

Recognising that every person and community carries valuable stories.

Culture

Sharing culture with pride, care and respect.

Connection

Creating stronger connections between people, culture, family and community.

Respect

Building welcoming spaces where people can listen, learn and participate.

Plan a session

Explore, thenlet’s yarn.

Explore our workshops, author visits, guest speaking and community events, or get in touch to discuss an experience for your group.