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Famous Aboriginal Elders

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Image: Aunty Munya Andrews with the late Uncle Jack Charles (NOTE: Uncle Jack Charles’s family have given permission for his name and image to be used.) Elders are highly respected senior members of the Aboriginal community, providing spiritual guidance, support,…

The Stolen Generation Of Australia

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Uncategorized

Between 1910 and up until as recently as the 1970s, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people endured one of the most traumatic experiences any of us can imagine.

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What Is Cultural Safety?

3 years ago
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‘Cultural safety’ is defined by the cultural safety principles of awareness, sensitivity, competency, and humility. It describes an environment where members are self-reflective and respectful, especially towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people; it’s a space where everyone can recognise…
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Cultural Bias Examples

3 years ago
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‘Cultural bias’ refers to perspectives, attitudes, and behaviours based on the standards of one’s own culture. Examples of cultural bias include linguistic interpretation, understanding of right and wrong, and racial discrimination, among others.  These can manifest in multiple ways. For…
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Cultural Safety Principles for All Organisations

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Every organisation that hopes to foster a culturally safe atmosphere must be grounded on the cultural safety principles of awareness, sensitivity, competency, and humility. These principles serve as the foundation of an environment where respect, knowledge, and experience are shared…
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What Is Diversity In The Workplace?

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‘Diversity in the workplace’ refers to a circumstance in a professional setting that consists of employees with different characteristics, such as race, language, age, religion, education, personal upbringing, skills, etc.  Companies often strive to build and sustain a diverse workplace,…
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Why Is Aboriginal Life Expectancy So Low?

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
During the period from 2015 to 2017, the life expectancy of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people was 71.6 years for men and 75.6 years for women, which was respectively 8.6 and 7.8 years lower than the life expectancy for…
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How Did the Assimilation Policy Affect the Indigenous Australians?

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Assimilation policy had a devastating impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people throughout Australia and continues to contribute to the many complex political issues affecting Aboriginal communities today. As the latest Closing the Gap campaign reports show, there remains…
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Political Issues Affecting Aboriginal Australians

3 years ago
General, Aboriginal Cultural Awareness, Leadership Tools, Blog, Indigenous Wisdom, Uncategorized
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people face complex political issues, as demonstrated in the latest Closing the Gap report. This shows that since the campaign launched in 2007, it has failed to achieve targets around health equality and reducing disparities…
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Australian Aboriginal Languages

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today speak around 120 different, distinct, and unique language groups and dialects. However, this is a fraction of the original breadth of Australian indigenous languages, many of which were lost following colonisation, resulting in…

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