We believe that Margaret Mead was right when she said, ‘never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world, indeed it’s the only thing that ever has’.

At Natjul, we got involved in facilitative engagement that use storytelling, some theatre and drama practice and good old community development process because we saw communities, organisations and groups struggling to have the conversations and engagements they could, should and needed to have.

- Our philosophy is that, ‘those who have to live with the outcomes should be the ones making the decisions’.
- Our practice is to remain decentred, yet influential and solution focussed – particularly around the difficult things to talk about, and
- Although everyone gets a say, we ensure to make room for the voices of the often unheard, to be heard.

Didgeri and Birlinka men's engagement regional and remote:

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​"From what I saw, people came thinking they were  going to be told something - again, then as Natjul used the theatre and facilitation method they use, a  change came over people when they realised  they - the community - were being asked  what they thought were the main issues for them in their community, then asked what they themselves thought they could do to overcome those"
Luana - Sydney, NSW

​Engaging across Australia around
Community Engagement
Men's groups
Domestic and Family Violence
Child Safety
Conflict Resolution
Lateral Violence
Individual and group counselling and mentoring
Anti-smoking
Diabetes and Health Initiatives

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