The Voices of the Wheatbelt project ran from 2008 to 2014 and involved 8 communities from across the Eastern Wheatbelt, aiming to give them a voice through projects in photography, film and audio-documentary.

Using photography to explore and express their identity and sense of belonging, the project also allowed participants to form and rediscover relationships with environment, family, community and each other. Voices of the Wheatbelt resulted in individual and community growth and empowerment, increased awareness of social and cultural spaces and stronger relations among Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.