INDIVIDUAL/SMALL GROUP ABORIGINAL CULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING (ACAT)

OCTOBER 9th | 9:30am-3:30pm | GEELONG CBD

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We are pleased to offer an exciting new opportunity for smaller groups and individuals to enrol in our upcoming ACAT sessions.

 These sessions, traditionally booked by mid to large workplaces, are now available to those who may not have previously had access due to budget constraints and low numbers. 

Our first session for small groups and individuals will be held at the Wanyaari offices in Geelong on October 9th, 2024, from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm, providing an inclusive and accessible learning environment for all. 

Whether you’re seeking to deepen your understanding of Aboriginal history and culture, or looking to enhance your workplace’s engagement with Aboriginal communities, this training is essential for anyone committed to fostering a more inclusive and culturally aware Australia.

Capped at a maximum of 20 participants places are filling fast - hit the ‘book now’ button below to secure you place and avoid disappointment

What can you expect

Topics Covered

  • Australian Historical Timelines.

  • Aboriginal Identity: Pre & Post Colonisation.

  • Aboriginal Maps of Victoria/Australia.

  • Overview of Government Policies and Initiatives.

  • Stolen Generations.

  • Understanding Intergenerational Trauma and Cultural Loads.

  • Creating Culturally Inclusive Workplaces.

Learning Outcomes

  • Develop an understanding, respect and awareness of Aboriginal People and Culture

  • Understand Aboriginal Identity - Pre & Post Colonisation.

  • "Deep-dive" into Australian historical timeline and impacts on Aboriginal Peoples, Communities and Families today (E.g. Intergenerational Trauma).

  • How to implement Cultural Protocols in the workplace.

  • Awareness and respect of Cultural Loads on Aboriginal Employees and Communities.

  • Strategies to improve and enhance the organisations engagement with local Aboriginal clients and Communities.

  • Assist individuals on their personal reconciliation journey.

Hear from our previous participants

“This was an incredibly inspiring and informative training program. I left inspired to work hard to strive for more equity in the workplace and community. Loved the personal touches of the stories of the facilitator.”

Skye B - Google Review

“Honestly, the training was brilliant. I wish everyone could do this - to make the world a better place.”

Melanie M - Google Review

“Thank you, I learned so much and will continue to learn to walk in partnership with First Nations people.”

Jane H - Google Review

Meet your expert trainer

Amelia "Milly" Livesey, a proud Taungurung, Yorta Yorta, Wemba Wemba, Barapa Barapa, and Wiradjuri woman, has called Wadawurrung Country home for 16 years. Currently undertaking a Bachelor of Arts with majors in English Literature and History, Milly is driven by her passion for Indigenous storytelling and her commitment to reshaping historical narratives through an Indigenous lens. She firmly believes in the importance of telling history from an Indigenous perspective, actively working towards reclaiming narratives and ensuring that Indigenous voices are not only heard but celebrated. Milly believes that understanding history through the lens of Indigenous experiences is paramount to building a more inclusive and accurate portrayal of our shared past.

  • BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE EXECUTIVE

got more questions?

  • This training is ideal for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Aboriginal history and culture, including professionals, educators, community leaders, and individuals committed to fostering a culturally inclusive environment.

  • The course covers a range of topics including Australian historical timelines, Aboriginal identity pre- and post-colonisation, government policies, the Stolen Generations, intergenerational trauma, and strategies for creating culturally inclusive workplaces.

  • This specific session is strictly in person as we encourage face-to-face participation for a more immersive experience. However, we offer a half-day online version of the training, which is condensed to suit the virtual environment (join our mailing list and we'll notify you when booking open for the online sessions). 

  • To ensure an engaging and interactive experience, our training sessions are capped at 20 participants. This allows for meaningful discussions and personalised attention from the facilitators.

  • Catering is not included, but there are plenty of excellent options nearby for participants to arrange their own meals during breaks.

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