“There’s no such thing as a silly question. You can ask me anything – there’s no place for fear in learning about Indigenous people.” – Aunty Munya Andrews.
A traditional yarning circle is a time-honoured way of meeting for Indigenous people across the world. Participants sit in a circle and they take turns to have their say – and only if they feel like speaking.
Our Yarning Workshop for large groups draws upon the same wisdom and philosophy – but brought to the modern workplace with video conferencing technology! Like a highly interactive webinar – with a twist!
Through tailored, 30-minute to one hour sessions, the Yarning Workshop creates a safe space for remote learning, all the while exploring issues relevant to Reconciliation and the workplace.
There’s ample time for questions and answers – but zero judgement, guilt or shame. Make no mistake, your team members will have the opportunity to ask everything (and anything!) they have been wanting to know about Reconciliation and our First Nations peoples.
Our clients often combine an online Yarning Workshop (large groups) with our On-Demand program and more intimate facilitator led Yarning Circles (up to 20 people).
Requirements: computer, internet connection
