Plus a PDF version to print & share below. Five Things You Need to Know: 1. National Reconciliation Week is not the same as NAIDOC Week. Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3rd June) focuses on our stories together. NAIDOC Week (1st Sunday in July – 2nd Sunday in July) focuses on the celebrations of First […]
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Another QUICK guide to help EMPOWER us for AUSTRALIAN RECONCILIATION by SNU Chief, Mark Yettica-Paulson. PLUS a PDF to download and SHARE below. Let’s Go!! Five Things You Need to Know: 1. It is not a choice between Symbolism or Substance. We need BOTH the symbolic gestures and the substance to make progress on our
“In the Deep Purple Space we are all ancient peoples. This is where our culture can form mental models for the world around us. From here we can derive a deep sense of belonging.” Ancient peoples We all have ancestors. We didn’t just turn up. We all have peoples that go back to the beginning.
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The first step to understanding navigation of the Intercultural Framework is considering the background first. Each of the background colours represents a dimension of our cultural identity and our interactions with other cultures. These 3 background elements are: 1) The Brown Land 2) The Light Purple Riverbanks 3) The Ochre Riverbed What comes next in
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Did you ever wonder if what you packed for your children to take to school was good enough? Was it good enough for the school? Was it good enough for your child? Was it good enough to pass the scrutiny of your child’s friends? As parents, we can all sometimes be anxious about what we
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Starting the week with Dr. King Day and ending on January 26 is a powerful reminder of the importance of having a dream beyond our current reality. Dr. King is often remembered for his speech at the Lincoln Memorial where he famously used the refrain, “I have a dream.” Whether your focus is on climate
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