bringing people together
Avid Reader bookshop is hosting this important speaking engagement by Stan Grant at the Greek Club. Stan's provocative and clearly expressed views on Indigenous issues are a welcome voice to the Indigenous policy arena. Tickets are $7.50 and must be purchased from Avid Reader.
Event Description This symposium will present a balanced discussion regarding the proposed referendum to amend the Commonwealth Constitution regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The purpose of the symposium is to raise awareness for the referendum and to be a springboard for further discussion of related issues as the event will focus primarily on … Continue reading "Constitutional Reform Symposium"
Balaangala Community Group invites you to an afternoon with Lesley Williams, discussing the story of unpaid wages and the ongoing fight for justice. Lesley is a respected Murri elder and award-winning author. $15 adult, $5 concession, Elders no charge All proceeds donated to ANTaR (Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation.) Nullagundi Centre 6 School Road, … Continue reading "Lesley Williams Talk – first claimant of Stolen Wages"
Members of Balaangala may be interested in this event. Nullagundi Hall Geoff Robinson, local gardening expert, will speak about the foods and medicines that can be found in our native plants. A morning tea will be provided. Cost is $10 per head. Contact 3300 1425 or 3300 1755 for catering or other enquiries.
Workshop 1: Exploring self – what, why and how to embed perspectives?
This workshop is an opportunity to explore our own knowledge, perspectives and histories with regard to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, peoples and cultures, consider why it is important and how we can put it into practice.
Workshop 2: Seeing our place – taking it on
The focus of this workshop is to reflect on our place as educators in the classroom and what we can take responsibility for including in our classroom practice. Practical examples will be included for teachers to take back to their classrooms.
Workshop 3: Getting to know others – what can YOU do?
Building real and meaningful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in your local area and school is the key to embedding Indigenous perspectives. This is an opportunity to share successful projects and practices from a range of contexts, and consider possible links for your own local school communities.