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16 Nov 2011
The Garma Festival of Traditional Culture is a celebration of the cultural inheritance of the Yolngu people, the Indigenous Aboriginal Australians of NorthEast Arnhemland. The Garma ceremony has as its purpose the sharing of knowledge and culture, and the opening of hearts to the message of the land at Gukula. It includes a Key Forum that in 2010 will focus on Indigenous Education. One of the central issues and challenges to be discussed at the Key Forum on the Creative Industries will be the ex[..]
21 Mar 2011
16 Mar 2011
Cairns Indigenous Art Fair is a boutique art market for traditional and contemporary art work by Queensland Indigenous artists. The fair features a jam-packed schedule of artist talks, contemporary and traditional dance and music, children's art activities, theatre and film, as well as an opening party, exhibition and symposium.
10 Feb 2011
Hosted by Richard Trudgen, author of acclaimed book Why Warriors Lie Down and Die, in partnership with Witiyana Marika, a founding member of internationally renowned Yothu Yindi band, and Dianne Gondarra, Yolngu language consultant and presenter on Yolngu Radio. Bridging the Gap draws on the ancient wisdom of Yolngu people and contemporary knowledge about human dynamics to provide real world answers and insights; creative solutions born out of the struggle with everyday issues that the Indigenou[..]
The Bridging The Gap Seminar is an opportunity to gain insights into Yolngu culture and discover solutions to the problems faced in Indigenous communities today. Richard Trudgen explores the reasons Indigenous people and other ethnic minorities are suffering, and provides the communication and cross-cultural skills essential to working with Indigenous and minority groups. You will walk away with the knowledge that you can create change. By using a model developed with the Yolngu people of Arnhem[..]
The Bridging The Gap Seminar is an opportunity to gain insights into Yolngu culture and discover solutions to the problems faced in Indigenous communities today. Richard Trudgen explores the reasons Indigenous people and other ethnic minorities are suffering, and provides the communication and cross-cultural skills essential to working with Indigenous and minority groups. You will walk away with the knowledge that you can create change. By using a model developed with the Yolngu people of Arnhem[..]
The Bridging The Gap Seminar is an opportunity to gain insights into Yolngu culture and discover solutions to the problems faced in Indigenous communities today. Richard Trudgen explores the reasons Indigenous people and other ethnic minorities are suffering, and provides the communication and cross-cultural skills essential to working with Indigenous and minority groups. You will walk away with the knowledge that you can create change. By using a model developed with the Yolngu people of Arnhem[..]
04 Feb 2011
The Critical Classroom: Thinking the 26th of January
(Mary Liesch bookmarked this item)
Leesa's blog provides a series of lessons designed to assist teachers to create activities that are inclusive and respects the beliefs of their students. "For many people the 26th of January is a day of celebration, while for others, it is a day of sorrow or mourning. "
01 Feb 2011
Indigenous artists can now start working on entries for the National NAIDOC Poster Competition to reflect this year's National NAIDOC theme: Change: the next step is ours. The Poster Competition closes on Wednesday 1 April and the winning artwork attracts a $5000 prize. NAIDOC, 12 January 2011.
21 Jan 2011
Are you interested in developing your capacity to provide services to Aboriginal people in ways that recognise and value Aboriginal cultures, and that support the strengths in Aboriginal individuals, families and communities? This workshop will help participants understand: Aboriginal cultures, nations & protocols, family & kinship systems; Discrimination, myths & stereotypes; The impact of colonisation and how this has affected contemporary Aboriginal peoples; Current statistics regarding Abori[..]
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