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Why do First Nations people need Allies?

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
First Nations people need allies to help address historical and ongoing inequities and to drive meaningful social change. Allies play a critical role in advocating for justice, amplifying Indigenous voices, and supporting initiatives that promote equality. In simple terms, being…
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Who Designed the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Among initial cultural awareness training benefits is a deeper understanding of the rich Indigenous culture of Australia. This is gained partly through history lessons about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. One of the first things you should learn on…
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Australian Aboriginal Spirituality

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Spirituality is at the heart of Indigenous culture and guides a broad range of beliefs, values, and customs that First Nations people build into every aspect of their lives. Learning about this ancient culture and how practises contribute to the…
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‘Kanyini’ Meaning

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Like many Indigenous words, ‘Kanyini’ describes a complex and intricate meaning that is difficult to translate into English because there is no direct equivalent. As one of the broad topics covered in one of Aunty Munya’s Aboriginal books, ‘Kanyini’ refers…
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Australian Aboriginal Creation Myth

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities have a rich and diverse range of creation stories. Groups share legends of how the Creator Spirits brought life to the land, some referring to one god or spirit, and others mentioning several Spirit…
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Aboriginal Moiety

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Aboriginal moiety is one of the three key building blocks of the Australian Aboriginal kinship system, along with Aboriginal skin names and Aboriginal totems (also known as Dreamings). Moiety is a belief system adopted by many Indigenous communities that acknowledges…
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Aboriginal Totems

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
When understanding Aboriginal kinship structures, the concept of Aboriginal totems, also known as Dreamings, is one that holds a lot of importance. An Aboriginal totem portrays a person’s relationship to their nation, clan, and family group, and represents their strengths…
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Aboriginal Skin Names

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Besides Aboriginal totems, Dreamings and symbols, Aboriginal kinship and family structures are some of the most interesting concepts in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. These govern the relationships and connections of individuals within their communities. Aboriginal skin names, for…
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Recognise and Combat Aboriginal Discrimination in the Workplace

3 years ago
General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized
Aboriginal inclusion in the workplace is about creating environments where First Nations employees are respected, valued, and empowered to thrive. In practice, this means recognising discriminatory behaviour, understanding its impacts, and taking proactive steps to ensure everyone is treated fairly.…
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Aboriginal Racism in the Workplace

3 years ago
General, Reconciliation, Allyship, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Blog, Uncategorized
Learning how to deal with racism is essential for any business, particularly larger organisations with substantial workforces, which needs to find strategic and effective ways to promote inclusion, accessibility, and respect for all employees. While many company owners assume that…

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