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Recognising Cultural Load: Why Paying for Cultural Knowledge Matters

8 months ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Cultural Load shows up when First Nations people are asked to educate, advise, or represent culture—often without recognition or pay. Kathleen’s story explains why paying for cultural knowledge is an act of Allyship and respect, plus practical steps for workplaces.…

Ever wondered what Cultural Load really means?

9 months ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Understanding Cultural Load: A Simple Framework for Allies Have you heard the term Cultural Load? It describes the extra weight carried by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in workplaces and communities. This “load” can show up in many ways—for…

Kings Domain Resting Place – Aboriginal sacred site in Melbourne symbolising resilience and healing. Aunty Munya and Carla Rogers Evolve Communities

Will you learn the love language of Allyship?

9 months ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Why Does Language Matter? On Sunday, we witnessed the horrific attack on Camp Sovereignty and First Nations peoples, including Aunties and women, in Kings Domain, Melbourne. This was the language of fear, distortion, and racism. Yet Kings Domain Resting Place…

Unlock a World of Choices by Buying Blak

10 months ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Evolve at Supply Nation Connect 2025: Celebrating the Power of Indigenous Business Tomorrow the Evolve team heads to set up for Supply Nation Connect 2025—and on Thursday, the largest Indigenous business trade show in the country comes to life. With…

Can You Speak Googaburra?

10 months ago

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General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Carla Rogers is a community engagement specialist, facilitator, and program designer dedicated to Closing the Gap. After a Churchill Fellowship in 2001, she founded Evolve in 2005 and later joined forces with Aunty Munya. Blending Elder wisdom with world-class facilitation,…

Carla Rogers Aunty Munya Andrews Evolve Communities Allyship Practical Reconciliation

Were we radical to make it about Allyship?

10 months ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Carla Rogers is a community engagement specialist, facilitator, and program designer dedicated to Closing the Gap. After a Churchill Fellowship in 2001, she founded Evolve in 2005 and later joined forces with Aunty Munya. Blending Elder wisdom with world-class facilitation,…

Shanice Hamilton

11 months ago

Evolve Facilitator, General, Reconciliation, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness

SHANICE HAMILTON Indigenous Facilitator NSW Shanice Hamilton is a Wiradjuri/Bundjalung woman currently living in the Central Coast. She is an Aboriginal Engagement and Regulatory Practice Advisor with the NSW Early Childhood Education and Care Regulatory Authority Directorate and Evolve Accredited…

allyship evolve communities Aunty Munya Carla Rogers

In the chaos, how do I stay grounded as an Ally

12 months ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Carla Rogers is a community engagement specialist, facilitator, and program designer dedicated to Closing the Gap. After a Churchill Fellowship in 2001, she founded Evolve in 2005 and later joined forces with Aunty Munya. Blending Elder wisdom with world-class facilitation,…

Evolve Communities Solid Rock Sacred Ground Bobbi Lockyer National Reconciliation Week

Solid Rock. Sacred Ground. Real Allyship.

1 year ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

You’re standin’ on solid rock.You’re standin’ on sacred ground. Did that get your attention? Did you start humming along? These stirring lyrics from Solid Rock by Shane Howard and Goanna are the anthem of this year’s National Reconciliation Week (NRW).…

Aunty Munya Evolve Communities Hard Yarn Aboriginal Elders Wisdom

National Reconciliation Week – The Hard Yarns

1 year ago

General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized

Navigating Hard Yarns: Conversations on Reconciliation and Allyship At Evolve, we believe in having tough conversations – the hard yarns. These are the discussions that challenge our thinking and bring us closer to understanding. We also believe these conversations should…

Recognising Cultural Load: Why Paying for Cultural Knowledge Matters

Ever wondered what Cultural Load really means?

Will you learn the love language of Allyship?

Unlock a World of Choices by Buying Blak

Can You Speak Googaburra?

Were we radical to make it about Allyship?

Shanice Hamilton

In the chaos, how do I stay grounded as an Ally

Solid Rock. Sacred Ground. Real Allyship.

National Reconciliation Week – The Hard Yarns

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