Tegan Burns is an inspirational community leader dedicated to nurturing the bond between youth and their cultural heritage. Originating from a tradition where storytelling and history intertwine with daily life, Tegan facilitates meaningful connections through projects like the Youth Justice Social and Emotional Wellbeing Holiday Program. By engaging children in activities such as wildflower collection and grave cleanups at Myora and Dunwich Cemeteries, Tegan empowers the younger generation to embrace and preserve their rich ancestry. Her work is marked by a deep respect for elders, fostering an environment where knowledge flows freely, ensuring that cultural histories are shared and cherished across generations.