Culture on The Move
Last Updated: 7 October 2026
Ronnie Jordan from Culture on The Move ordered branded bags for use across their cultural education programs and workshops. Culture on The Move is a 100% Aboriginal-owned cultural consultancy that delivers Aboriginal cultural education and hands-on workshops for schools, community groups, government organisations and corporate teams around Australia.
For us, that made the order about more than putting a logo on a bag. The product needed to be useful in the settings Culture on The Move works in, while also supporting an Aboriginal-owned organisation doing meaningful cultural education.
Why Bags Made Sense for Their Workshops
With sessions involving activities, learning materials and hands-on participation, bags were a practical fit. They could be used to:
- carry workshop resources and printed materials
- give participants somewhere to keep items collected during the session
- travel easily between schools, community venues and corporate workplaces
- keep the Culture on The Move name visible after the workshop had finished
Our thoughts working on this project
We especially liked working on this order because of who the merchandise represented. Culture on The Move puts Aboriginal culture and education directly in front of people through face-to-face experiences. Supplying something they could use alongside that work gave the bags a bit more meaning than a standard promotional run.
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