The yarning process we embedded in 2022 through our Community of Practice is a powerful step in enacting cultural strengths and methodologies as we work with First Nations’ communities. This work is fluid and continuous, it allows us to respond internally to community needs, changes and self-determination through practicing culturally grounded processes and systems of knowing, being and doing.
Read MoreThis three-year macro analysis provides an opportunity to take a step back and see the cumulative effect of our community development activities over the past three years, and how strong and capable communities are addressing the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia.
Read MoreMYMAI support the growth and development of musical and artistic talent in the Midwest region, and create opportunities to showcase First Nations’ talent.
Read MoreAs part of the Project Working Group of Aboriginal consultants, we helped to develop an ethical protocol to assess evaluations that involve or affect First Nations people and communities.
Read MoreProduced as part of our Action Research Project, this case study centres on Mad Mob, an Aboriginal Corporation based in Hawkesbury, NSW, that aims to educate and promote Aboriginal culture, art, spirituality, health and well-being within the wider community.
Read MoreOn the outskirts of the town of Mingenew in Midwest Western Australia lies a former Aboriginal reserve named Jinjamarba Baba, or Littlewell.
Read MoreProduced as part of our Action Research Project, this case study centres on the Blue Mountains Aboriginal Culture and Resource Centre (ACRC) that formed in 1994 as a meeting place for the Aboriginal Community, and to promote visibility of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population in the region.
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