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Community Works

Locality: Docklands, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9005 7341

Address: 313/757 Bourke Street 3008 Docklands, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.communityworks.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Up close & personal with research & analysis #monitoringandevaluation #

24.01.2022 Renewing our commitments: Time to rise. See Moitreyee's message as we work with our global community of youth leaders and partners to look inward while searching for new ways to be part of the solutions: https://bit.ly/2MLvNmZ #BlackLivesMatter #citiesRISE #youthRISE

22.01.2022 There needs to be respect for young people. They have much to say and contribute to the conversation about #mentalhealth "Young people should be the ones who ar...e heading the conversation and being appreciated for that. Stats say that 80% of mental health issues start at age 24." - Samuel Talam #citiesRISETalks #WMHD2020 #WMHD

20.01.2022 Spruiking the great work of Quitskills #tis #quitskills #tacklingindigenoussmoking #quitline #quitsmoking

19.01.2022 Glad to be a part of the great work of @citiesrise in surveying & responding to young voices from around the globe #mentalhealthfriendlycities

16.01.2022 https://happinessanditscauses.com.au/speakers/

16.01.2022 This episode of Q&A is helpful in understanding how racism has become a mental health crisis in Australia https://www.abc.net.au/qanda/2020-08-06/12319542

16.01.2022 Leadership Collective Impact Series

12.01.2022 From the WHO-Unicef-Lancet Commission: what is good for children is good for societies: investment in children's wellbeing provides benefits that are immediate, long term, and intergenerational Country leaders should put child health and wellbeing at the centre of recovery plans, include experts in children's issues in the relevant task forces and legislative working groups, engage their ministries to work together for children, and ask children and adolescents what chang...es they would like to see The pandemic's effects have underscored the necessity for coordination across sectors and with communities.

11.01.2022 Join us and a panel of Outback experts at our upcoming series of free webinars starting next Tues 16th June @ 2.30pm (AEST). These conversations will focus on h...ow the Outback is weathering the pandemic, and what policy responses are required to support communities to rebuild. Topics include: health, housing, education, economic recovery, and conservation during recovery. For more info and to register, visit - https://outbackalliance.org.au/outback-conversations/

11.01.2022 If you're feeling overwhelmed by the world-changing events of 2020, you're not alone. Wednesday, June 17th, join college and high school students in a free webi...nar, Hope & Cope 2020, to reflect through storytelling and connection with peers. Register: https://bit.ly/2MUUL3n #mentalhealth #youthmentalhealth #covid19

10.01.2022 https://communityworks.com.au/online-workshops-for-ninti-o/

09.01.2022 Community Works is passionate about research and design. If you are fatigued by exponential graphs here is a colourful interactive look at the emotions of our global family. https://covid.mckinsey.com/emotion-archive

08.01.2022 Below is feedback from surveys conducted about Yalu cultural and employment programs in early March 2020

08.01.2022 Courtesy of the Healing Foundation: National Sorry Day is a day to acknowledge the strength of Stolen Generations Survivors and reflect on how we can all play a part in the healing process for our people and nation. Through song, dance, words, education and actions we see contributions to truth telling and healing within our communities. Click this link for some great resources on trauma and healing and hear more from the Ngangkari Women’s Group who sing about healing for Stolen Generations, families and communities: https://bit.ly/2yvSQPj

07.01.2022 @citiesrise has compiled an impressive page of resources http://cities-rise.org/covid-19/

06.01.2022 Getting to the heart of the matter #conflictnarrative #peacebuilding

03.01.2022 This wonderful video made by CMM Social Change describes a whole-of-community approach to supporting children and families. We are so happy to work with our partners Ninti One to help make this happen around Australia.

03.01.2022 Prime example of how important it is to respect and listen carefully to Traditional Owners. "The Tonga knew the Zambezi. They knew that a river keeps time, not like a clock but like a chronicle." https://www.nytimes.com//22/magazine/zambia-kariba-dam.html

02.01.2022 Essential reading for people working to improve community mental health

02.01.2022 https://www.tandfonline.com/epri/CNEAWPF8E6TMIAYGPA5I/full&

01.01.2022 30th of July 2020 was the offical launch of Spinifex Skateboard, the first Aboriginal skateboarding brand in Australia. The night kicked off with skating demons...trations by youth and professionals alike. The founder of Spinifex Skateboard Brand, Arrernte man from the community of Santa Teresa Nick Hayes, is Australia’s first certified Aboriginal skateboard instructor. Mr Hayes states that any young skate boarders from his community will have the support and sponsorship of Spinifex Skateboard if they decide to pursue skateboarding as a career. There was a great turnout at the Watch This Space art gallery in Alice Springs, where they watched two films to kick off the launch of the brand and announced the launch of the Spinifex Website. To find out more about Spinifex Skateboard, visit their official website at https://www.spinifexskateboards.com/ And for more Aboriginal stories, visit us at caama.com.au

01.01.2022 Join us tomorrow @ 2.30pm (AEST) when Rod Reeve and Tammy Abbott from Ninti-One discuss housing in remote Australia: What are the big issues in Housing? How ha...s Covid-19 impacted? What needs to be in place to allow Outback communities to thrive? Register online: https://outbackalliance.org.au/outback-conversations/ See more