Meet Nyanjuma. As a primary school student Nyanjuma danced hip hop and was introduced to Jungle City founder Cat Pwiti, who began to teach her along with others from Melbourne’s […]
Jungle City dancehall student Rana Mitra comes from an Indian background and grew up in Zambia, Southern-Central Africa with Bob Marley playing on repeat. Now a renewable energy engineer and […]
Paula’s passion for dance took her all the way from teaching herself choreographies from VCR recordings as a child in Canberra, to the bright lights of LA where she studied […]
As a young child who loved to dance, Justine found that dance classes were rarely joyful or body-positive. Decades have passed since Justine concluded that dance just wasn’t for her […]
Jungle City acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land where we work, we acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging. Jungle City pledges commitment to ‘pay the rent’ to Aboriginal people in Victoria by contributing 2% of our monthly profits to Pay The Rent.
Jungle City acknowledges the creators of the dance forms we practice and pay my respect to them, their elders and their ancestors. Jungle City is committed to working toward unity in all our diversity through the power of dance, music and culture.
