Maureen Foster

Maureen Foster, born in Kalgoorlie, carries a rich cultural heritage with an Aboriginal father and a Dutch mother. Her family history reflects the profound impact of the Stolen Generation, with her grandparents having lived through this challenging era. Her grandfather hailed from Noonkanbah Station in the Kimberley, while her grandmother was from Bundaberg, Queensland.

Maureen is an accomplished artist, having exhibited her work at the Wardan Cultural Centre near Yallingup. She has also contributed to the Gecko program under the Catholic Education Department, showcasing her commitment to education and cultural expression.

In September 2021, Maureen made a significant move from Perth to Carnarvon, continuing her journey of cultural sharing and artistic exploration. Her story is a testament to resilience and creativity, deeply rooted in her diverse background.