Resources uploaded include examples of completed projects, practice examples, materials used teaching undergraduate Indigenous students and program resources/handouts used by facilitators and participants doing individual or group work with government services, training organisations, community interest groups and correctional services.
Australian history and acknowledgment of Indigenous peoples' experience since colonisation invites a responsibility for non-Indigenous Australians to educate themselves around the effects of complex losses and displacement and continually refine understanding and sensitivity to relate respectfully.
This service is located on unceded Dharug and Gundungurra Lands, NSW.
WORKING ACROSS CULTURES:
Practice Examples
STOLEN GENERATIONS - children separated from their families due to Australian race-based removal policies.
Samia Goudie, a Bundjalung woman and member of the Stolen Generation speaks about the first tme
she met her birth mother. Distinguished lecture series, Arizona University, Native American Studies Department. 2006
Click here to view video segments of the Arizona Workshop.
VISIONS FOR KIJA/JARU COUNTRY - community development project in the Kimberley, Western Australia,
using an Appreciative Inquiry approach.
2002 click here
Conference paper presented at Healing Our Spirit Worldwide - Pacific Regional Summit 2004. click here
ALCOHOL & DRUG MISUSE, CHILD PROTECTION, TRAUMA
'Stories from the Room of Many Colours' ritual and reclamation with people wishing to make changes to drug and alcohol. Use of narrative practices with indivduals and groups to reclaim personal agency and explore ways that peers or those with lived experience may contribute to identity revisions of those impacted by trauma. 2008
Published article. click here
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