Storm Child serves as a holding place for various resources I have created, including photography, videos, diagrams, and verse. The symbol above represents my personal interpretation of a storm. Lightning, wind, rain, and thunder can evoke both fear and beauty. During these transformative moments, we experience the relationship between Father Sky and Mother Earth.

The resources provided here focus on change within ourselves and our communities. I also hope to enable societal change and challenge our current human-centric thinking. Storm Child aspires to create a sense of belonging, understanding we sit within a larger circle including all entities of nature and the unseen world.

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I am a proud Yorta Yorta Irish Australian woman. Growing up with farm work and bush freedom in a large family, I developed skills in herding sheep, breaking in horses, swimming, and robustly debating philosophy, spirituality, and human rights. However, during primary school, I was diagnosed with a learning disability. Later in life, I raised four beautiful children as a sole parent while navigating my way to completing PhD. I am now circling back to my roots. When Mum gave birth to me, a storm cut the power in the hospital. From then on, whenever dark clouds rolled in or thunder rumbled, Dad would call out, 'Mishel, your family is here!' Resources within this site are all of me—the academic, poet, debater, dancer, dreamer, innovator, researcher, photographer, and water spirit woman. Safe journeys to you! 

Mishel McMahon